Life Publications Limited was established over 25 years ago to provide Terence O'Halloran with a vehicle in which he could have his books published.

As a consummate Insurance Professional Terence feels passionate about the industry and strives continually to raise the overall standards. With this in mind he has become, over the years, a well respected author of many books - representing different aspects of the profession

Those still in print are:

Mountains Out of Molehills

(Resolving insurance protection, investment and retirement problems can look a bit like climbing a mountain, this book gives you the right equipment to 'scale' the biggest mountain down to size.)

You Sign ( 6th printing)

(Clearly explaining the language and products of life assurance with the use of diagrams such as snakes and ladders, and piggy banks)

'TRUSTS' - A Practical Guide (2nd printing)

(Quite simply, this guide is intended as a practical understanding of the use of trusts in financial planning.)

'TRUSTS' - A Practical guide - Four CD 2 part

(Get the Trusts Guide - words and documents on CD (Four CD's in each pack) 2 packs complete the set.)

'TRUSTS' - A Practical guide - DVD

(A Life recording of the seminar presentation on DVD)

A Fee Based Practice - Getting Paid

(All you need to set up a 'Fee Based practice. A full manual, CD's and DVD's will take you through the process at your own pace. Use the forms on the CD just adapt them with your own headings. Interested? Get more information and order it by visiting www.fee-pac.com )

'STAKEHOLDER PENSIONS' - A Practical Guide

(This book provides proof that good value is the order of the day with Stakeholder Pensions)

If Only Politicians Had Brains

(Does government really work like 'Yes Minister'? If it does, you really need a sense of humour to examine not only its workings but also its non- workings. That is exactly what ' If Only Politicians Had Brains' does.)

Building a Business on Bacon & Eggs

(Written by “three good eggs” this is a book that really does bring home the bacon. Improve your bottom line, your working knowledge, your interaction with other business people by using this very effective guide to how its done – and enjoy the meal in the process.)

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Why do people read O'Halloran?
" It's just like he's talking to me" TM (London)
"So easy to read - and always a good story line" JR(Birmingham)

"Pictures - he uses graphic words and pictorial presentations - Brilliant " SAC (Middlesborough)

  STAKEHOLDER PENSIONS - A Practical Guide™ - £28.00

Pension schemes have returned between 10-14.6% per annum average over an extended period of time with little risk and not taking into account any tax relief other than the treatment of those funds as tax-free environment. .. Sounds too good to be true? But the evidence is here in Terry O'Halloran's new book, Stakeholder Pensions - a practical guide.

The Stakeholder pension debate is an essential part of the overall welfare review being carried out by the Government. This book is an essential part of that review. Pension funding is very complex in the UK compared to other countries with legislation contradicting and complicating what should be fairly straight forward.

The welfare review gives a superb opportunity to remove for ever some of these complications. It mustn't add another layer but chip away the complications and introduce simplicity.

Welfare reform is a dynamic rearrangement of society for the next 20 to 50 years. Government must get it right, you the reader have to be involved to ensure vested interest and expensive experiments are sidelined and that proven tested mechanisms will deliver - to all. You will be assured to know you are contributing to a pot that will provide income over the longest holiday of your life, around 15 or 20 years!
A wealth of experience underpins the arguments in Terry O'Halloran's book backed up by facts, with tables and analysis laid out in simple form to illustrate the issues.
The bottom line is: pension schemes provide benefits to the vast majority of people. Many are suspicious and believe they are getting poor value for money. This leads to concerns that future generations will not wish to contribute for pensions in the way we do now.

This book provides proof that good value is the order of the day.

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