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Public sector workers have strong sick pay — but it runs out. Learn where the gaps are, whether your Income Continuance Plan is enough, and if you need income protection in Ireland.

How much income protection do you need in Ireland? You can insure up to 75% of gross income, less State Illness Benefit. Here's how to work out the right benefit for your outgoings.

The occupation definition decides whether an income protection claim is paid. Own occupation is the gold standard — and all five Irish insurers use it by default. Here's what that means.

Redundancy insurance doesn't exist in Ireland — and many people wrongly assume income protection covers job loss. Here's what actually protects you, and what doesn't.

Mental health conditions like depression, anxiety, and stress are covered by income protection in Ireland. Learn what's covered, how claims work, and what to expect when applying.

Which income protection insurer is best in Ireland? Compare the frontrunners and find the right fit for your occupation, income, and priorities in 2026

Understanding income protection deferred periods can save you money on premiums. Learn how waiting periods work, what options are available, and how to choose the right one for you

Worried about answering life insurance questions incorrectly? This guide explains exactly what insurers ask, how to answer honestly, and what happens if you make a mistake.

Income protection pays your salary if illness or injury stops you working. Discover how it works in Ireland, what's covered, tax relief benefits, and whether you need this essential protection.

That €100 monthly premium? After tax relief, you're only paying €60. Discover how to claim back up to 40% (52% for directors) of your income protection costs in Ireland

Self-employed? Your income stops the moment you can't work. Discover how income protection provides a safety net - with up to 52% tax relief for company directors.

Confused about Income Protection vs Serious Illness Cover? Discover the key differences, which one you need, and why many Irish families choose both policies. Updated for 2026.