The Irish Home Show

102 - Saving For A Deposit - with Caz Mooney @IrishBudgeting

The Irish Home Show

Show Notes

Welcome back to Part 2 of our House Buying Guide. Our first season of the Irish Home Show we are taking you through each step in the House Buying Journey.

This week, go deeper into Savings and some practical steps for Saving for a Deposit. We take you through the steps of Evaluating your Finances, Setting Out A Savings Plan, and Tracking Your Savings towards your Deposit.

Our interview is with Caz Mooney, @IrishBudgeting who has developed an incredible following in less than a year by telling her story and her strategies for saving money and budgeting your expenses as a family.

At the end we have our fun features - In, Out and Away & New Home vs Old Home - plus a round up of this week's news you need to know.

Find out more about the house buying process at www.IrishHome.ie and Follow us on Instagram @IrishHomeMagazine If you are starting your Home Buying Journey, order the Irish Home Buyer's Journal here... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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