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

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.

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.

Personal Accident Cover and Income Protection will both provide replacement income if you can't work but what are the similarities and differences?

Which should you choose?

That's what we look at in this article.

tl/dr - choose income protection!

Picture this:

You're sitting at your desk, bored out of your mind, daydreaming about that stunning beach getaway you just booked.

The sun-kissed shores, the warm breeze, the cold drinks —it all feels so close, yet so far away.

But, what if there's a cruel twist to this daydream?

Imagine life throws you a curveball, and suddenly, you find yourself unable to work due to an unexpected illness or injury.

The thought of putting your dreams on hold and settling for the mundane can be disheartening, to say the least.

But fear not, because there's a hero ready to save the day: income protection!

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.

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?

As a solicitor, your income is your livelihood.

But what happens if you cannot work due to illness or injury?

Income protection can provide the financial security you need to get through tough times and ensure that you and your family are taken care of.

This article will explore the importance of income protection for solicitors and how to get the best policy.

Sick days are inevitable, the flu, a pulled muscle, a heavy night - don’t look at me like that!

But did you know that legally, you are entitled to exactly ZERO sick days?

Shocking isn’t it?

And if you work as a chemist or can call yourself a pharmacist, you're in the same boat as everyone else.