Launching 2027

Ireland's new Personal Investment Account, compared line by line.

A tax-efficient wrapper for shares, bonds and ETFs — modelled on Sweden's ISK. No 41% exit tax, no deemed disposals. We track every MiFID firm offering the PIA so you can compare before the doors open.

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Provider comparison

Firms confirmed for 2027

Fees below are illustrative, based on each firm's standard PIA wrapper. Pre-launch: join the waitlist.

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*Fee-free for first 12 months, standard rate after.

The tax picture

Why the PIA changes the maths.

Today's exit tax

41%

Each sale inside a standard account is a taxable disposal, and unrealised gains are pulled into tax via the eight-year deemed disposal rule.

Under the PIA

No exit tax

No deemed disposals while funds sit inside. A small flat tax applies at withdrawal, above a tax-free threshold. Move from savings to investment without the disposal spiral.

Who it's for: the savers behind the €175bn sitting in near-zero Irish deposits, and long-term investors who want to rebalance without triggering disposal events.

How it works

Three steps, on paper.

  1. 1

    Open the PIA

    Choose a MiFID firm, no minimum contribution required.

  2. 2

    Invest your savings

    Put deposits into shares, bonds or ETFs, on your own timing.

  3. 3

    Withdraw later

    Single flat tax at the top, above the tax-free threshold.

Savings vs investment

See the difference over 20 years.

Deposit today

€10,000

Projected value

€32,071

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Questions

Asked, answered.

When does the PIA open?+

The scheme is set to launch in 2027. Firms will open applications in the weeks beforehand — we'll track every confirmed provider here.

Is there a minimum to start?+

No minimum contribution is set by the State. Individual firms may choose their own onboarding terms, so compare before you commit.

What can I invest in?+

Shares, bonds and exchange-traded funds, broadly mirroring the investment range of Sweden's ISK model on which the PIA is based.

How is it taxed differently?+

No 41% exit tax on each sale and no annual deemed disposal while funds stay inside the account. A small flat tax applies on withdrawal, above a tax-free threshold.

Be first through the door in 2027.

One email when the first PIA opens for applications — with the full provider comparison attached.