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Cash Lads

Cash Lads

By: Paul Molloy & Marcus Doyle
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Welcome to Cash Lads - a show that demystifies finance and money with plenty of stories, history, and banter!


Hosts:

Paul Molloy - https://www.boxclevertax.ie/

Marcus Doyle - https://clearfinancial.ie/


Warning: This podcast does not constitute financial or tax advice. Please contact a financial advisor or tax advisor to discuss your own individual circumstances, taking into account your needs and objectives, knowledge and experience and financial situation.


Warning: The value of your investment may go down as well as up.

Warning: If you invest in this product, you may lose some or all of the money you invest.

Warning: This product may be affected by changes in currency exchange rates.

Warning: Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance.

Warning: The prices quoted assume standard rates and may be subject to change or special terms pending underwriting of a proposal by the life company.

MB Planning Ltd. T/A Clear Financial is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland. Registered in Ireland No. 494837 Registered Address: Rathcoole Premier Office Centre, Main Street, Rathcoole, Co Dublin. Directors: Michael Bradley (MD), Michelle Farrell.

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Episodes
  • Swedish Copy and Paste? No Thanks, We're Irish

    Swedish Copy and Paste? No Thanks, We're Irish
    Apr 2 2026

    In 1992, Sweden found itself with the same kinds of property trouble that Ireland would face in 2008. While Ireland ended up in the clutches of the IMF, somehow the Swedes escaped such a fate; why couldn’t Ireland’s leaders have done a “copy and paste”. In this weeks, episode, Marcus and Paul look at Chapter 19 of Paul's new book, “A Politician’s Guide to Finance and Money”, to see how exactly the Swede’s pulled off a financial Houdini and what lessons it holds in the current climate.


    Warning: This podcast does not constitute financial or tax advice. Please contact a financial advisor or tax advisor to discuss your own individual circumstances, taking into account your needs and objectives, knowledge and experience and financial situation.
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    20 mins
  • Oil & Money

    Oil & Money
    Mar 20 2026

    Oil is still so important. Look all around your room and you’ll see multiple objects made fully or partially from oil. In this weeks, episode, Marcus and Paul discuss the impact of the globe’s 97 million barrels of oil used each and every day, in Chapter 10 of Paul's new book, “A Politician’s Guide to Finance and Money”, to see how vital oil remains in the global economy and its impact on geopolitics and wars such as Gulf War 1 & 2.


    Warning: This podcast does not constitute financial or tax advice. Please contact a financial advisor or tax advisor to discuss your own individual circumstances, taking into account your needs and objectives, knowledge and experience and financial situation.
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    20 mins
  • Exchange Rates

    Exchange Rates
    Mar 5 2026

    If you’re trading with businesses outside your currency block, say the UK or the USA, exchange rate stability is very important. However, for small countries, seeking that stability with a Fixed Exchange rate system could be storing up awful problems in the future. In this weeks, episode, Marcus and Paul look at Chapter 3 of Paul's new book, “A Politician’s Guide to Finance and Money”, to see whether fixed or floating exchange rate systems work best.


    Warning: This podcast does not constitute financial or tax advice. Please contact a financial advisor or tax advisor to discuss your own individual circumstances, taking into account your needs and objectives, knowledge and experience and financial situation.
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    19 mins
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