Welcome to our blog post on life insurance and mortgage protection for individuals with neurological disorders in Ireland.

While it’s not always easy to think about, having a plan to protect you and your loved ones is essential.

This post will examine the most common neurological issues we advise on and discuss the factors insurance companies consider when underwriting policies.

We’ll also provide tips on how to navigate the application process and the options available for those with pre-existing neurological conditions.

By the end of this post, you’ll better understand how to find the right policy for your specific needs, even if you have a neurological disorder.

So, let’s crack on!

You’ve heard the old rhyming one-liner: an apple a day keeps the doctor away. Well, apparently an aspirin a day keeps heart disease away – though it remains to be seen if that’s entirely true.

It’s also completely useless if you’ve recently been diagnosed with a heart condition.

Heart conditions are scary – and you absolutely don’t need the added stress of worrying about financial issues. To ease your mind, I’m looking at how to be financially healthy.

Looking for life insurance can be daunting, especially if you have a pre-existing medical condition such as Hepatitis.

While it's true that Hepatitis can make it more challenging to obtain coverage, it's not impossible.

In fact, several insurers based in Ireland offer coverage for individuals with Hepatitis.

In this blog post, we'll explore the ins and outs of getting life insurance with Hepatitis, including what insurers are looking for and what you can do to increase your chances of getting coverage.

We'll also share some success stories of clients who have obtained coverage despite their medical conditions.

So, if you have Hepatitis and are in the market for life insurance, read on to learn more.

Are you wondering how to give yourself or a loved one the best chance of getting life insurance with COPD?

You've come to the right place.

We're the experts in arranging higher risk life insurance.

As an engineer in Ireland, your income is an essential part of your financial stability.

But what happens if you become unable to work due to an illness or injury?

That's where income protection insurance comes in.

Our latest blog covers everything you need to know about choosing the right policy, applying for coverage, and answering common questions about income protection insurance for engineers in Ireland.

Don't let unexpected setbacks derail your finances - read on to learn more.

Mortgage Protection Insurance clears your debt to the bank if you die.

So, if you (or your partner) meet an early, very sad end, your home becomes theirs, debt-free.

If you didn’t have Mortgage Protection, the debt would keep on keepin’ on and there’d only be one of you to pay it off – which, again, given the apocalyptic state of the housing market, would be really, really rough.

Anyway, the lender won’t actually give you a mortgage without Mortgage Protection, so you’re gonna have to cough up for it, whether you want to or not.

In this blog, we explore the different types of life insurance and provide insights on how to find the most affordable policy that fits your budget and needs.

Whether you're looking for term life insurance or mortgage protection, this article will help you compare quotes and make an informed decision.

Strictly speaking, your kids don't need life insurance.

You see, life insurance exists to replace the income of a breadwinner.

And if your kids are anything like mine, they certainly aren't winning any bread.

Eating it, yes and slowly bleeding you dry.

But then Sarah gets sick.

She’s out of work for a week because of cramps. The company she works for are decent and pay her for up to 10 sick days a year. Sarah’s not worried.

But then the cramps don’t go away and she finds out she’s got cancer and she’s about to face a long medical battle, and god knows how long out of work.

Those 10 paid sick days are all the company cover.

So, what happens next? And what if something like that were to happen to you?

I have life insurance through work

Why do I need another policy?