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New Ireland Retirement Fund (IRIS) 2029

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Lifecycle

The aim of IRIS funds is to grow and safeguard a pension investor's retirement savings based on their expected year of retirement. IRIS is a lifestyle investment strategy aimed primarily at pension investors who want to take a retirement lump sum and invest in an Approved Retirement Fund (ARF) at retirement. The fund gradually switches an investor's money from a higher risk investment strategy in the earlier years, to a medium / low risk strategy on the run up to retirement.

StatusOpen for Investment
SFDRArticle 6
ManagerState Street Investment Management (previously State Street Global Advisors) and Legal and General Investment Management (LGIM)

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1166.20

EUR

+215.75 (+22.70%) past 3 year

as of 19 May 2026

Fund insights

Detailed information extracted from the fund factsheet.

Securities lending

For some funds that invest in shares or bonds, the assets in that fund may be used for the purpose of securities lending in order to earn an additional return for the fund.

Lifecycle strategy

Target retirement year: 2029

The fund gradually switches an investor's money from a higher risk investment strategy in the earlier years, to a medium / low risk strategy on the run up to retirement.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about New Ireland Retirement Fund (IRIS) 2029.

Retirement Fund 2029 (3) is part of the IRIS lifestyle strategy and is designed to hold a mix of asset classes including equities, fixed income, property, cash and alternatives. As retirement approaches, the fund gradually moves from a higher-risk investment approach toward a medium/low-risk approach. This glide path is intended to help protect retirement savings while still allowing for growth earlier on.

Retirement Fund 2029 (3) is aimed primarily at pension investors who plan to take a retirement lump sum and invest in an Approved Retirement Fund, or ARF, at retirement. In plain terms, an ARF is a post-retirement investment account that can keep your pension money invested after you retire. The fund is built around an expected retirement year of 2029.

Retirement Fund 2029 (3) uses the IRIS lifecycle approach to automatically change its asset mix over time. It starts with a higher-risk strategy in earlier years and then shifts gradually to a medium/low-risk strategy as retirement nears. This means the fund is designed to reduce risk-taking over time without the investor needing to rebalance it manually.

Retirement Fund 2029 (3) carries the usual investment risk that values can go up and down over time, even over the long term. The factsheet also highlights sustainability risks, which means environmental, social or governance issues could affect some of the investments in the fund. Investors are generally expected to hold the fund over at least 5-7 years to help reduce the impact of short-term volatility.

Retirement Fund 2029 (3) is managed by State Street Investment Management and Legal & General Investment Management (LGIM). The fund invests across a broad global equity allocation, including North America, Europe, Japan, emerging markets, the Pacific Basin, the UK and Ireland, alongside other asset classes. This diversified approach is part of how the IRIS range aims to grow and safeguard retirement savings.

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