It’s highly likely that when you were a smallie, your ma or your da told you that to be successful in life, you need to do well in school, get a good job, and work hard.

It’s not bad life advice, though it’s probably a little different now given that every eight-year-old wants to be a YouTuber.

Instead of working hard, all you gotta do to be a millionaire is make videos of you playing video games while screaming at your computer.

Keep it up, son, and someday you might be PewDiePie.

Hey, you!

Yes, you, the sales professional dripping in designer clobber with a taste for the finer things in life.

I know you're addicted to the thrill of the sale but have you considered what would happen if you were suddenly struck down by an illness or injury?

No more fancy dinners, no more jet-setting to exotic locations, no more skinny single-origin mocha latte wakka doo-dahs from that overpriced coffee shop on the corner.

Scary thought, yeah?

Well, fear not my friend, because I'm here to tell you about a little thing called income protection.

It's an insurance policy for your wallet, ready to swoop in and provide replacement readies if you're unable to work.

So, go on, uncork that €80 bottle of wine and let's talk about securing your financial future

You already know this if your other half has a chronic illness.

You’re not really supposed to admit it but it can be hard being with someone who is chronically ill. The flare-ups and the symptoms and the missed-things. Cancelling plans and going to doctor’s appointments and having to take time off work.

Sure, you’re not the one with the chronic illness, but it can feel like a third presence in any relationship.

Ultimately, all you want to do is help, but ‘chronic’ usually means ‘not curable’, so your partner’s illness becomes the new normal.

If the diagnosis is new, it can feel like a lot – and all you want to do is help out, but where do you start?

If you’re considering a career change, congratulations!

Job hopping can be scary, but  incredibly rewarding.

Whether you’re just starting out in your career or are looking for a new challenge, here are some things to consider when changing jobs.

If you Google the most popular fears, you’ll get a list that looks like this:

1. Fear of public speaking.
2. Fear of death.
3. Fear of spiders.
4. Fear of darkness.
5. Fear of heights.

Which means that most people find the idea of public speaking scarier than death.

Learn how common health issues like diabetes, mental health, obesity and family history can impact the cost, and sometimes the chances. of getting mortgage protection and life insurance.

We explain how to give yourself the best chance of cover.

There comes a point in adulthood where the recurring nightmares of your youth (your teeth falling out; having to re-sit your Leaving and failing terribly; asking a young one out and being shot down with a look that still haunts you) fade away for something a bit more grown up.

It’ll happen all of a sudden. You’ll be having a class sleep (a rare thing in and of itself, between kids and work and all the rest) only to wake up in a pool of sweat, heart hammering, because you dreamed that you...

Income protection is vital for financial security in case of illness or injury, even for the young and healthy.

Social welfare benefits may fall short, and work coverage is often insufficient.

Don't gamble with your income—get income protection for peace of mind.

Worried about securing mortgage protection with diabetes in Ireland?

Despite the challenges, it's possible to obtain coverage.

In this blog, we'll explain how.

When it come to bipolar disorder, you may think that the greatest concern of the life insurance company is death by suicide.

Generally people hear the word bipolar and immediately think that person is a danger to themselves.

As a result, you might think that someone who has had suicidal thoughts or attempts in the past will be declined for life cover...