Buying a home? Here’s how to save on the hidden €10,000 bill
Stamp duty, insurance and valuation fees can all come as a shock to buyers who have already maxed out budgets
Stamp duty, insurance and valuation fees can all come as a shock to buyers who have already maxed out budgets
Consumers advised not to rush through policy updates when home renewals arise after Zurich row
Insurer says it has not changed level of cover, but concedes error would have led to confusion
Among those selected is a company developing a ‘Sunshine Guarantee’ for solar panel installations
In advance of Budget 2026, Conor Pope calculates how prices have climbed since 2021
A Section 72 policy can pay off any inheritance tax bill but it must be taken out by the person leaving the assets, not by the potential beneficiary
Central Bank’s deputy governor urged insurance companies to pass on the savings to customers
Company which is third largest insurer of property in State changes definition of a flood and the nature of loss or damage it will cover
Parts of Dublin, Clare, Limerick and Louth exposed to ‘rising sea levels and more frequent storm surges’
Companies also concerned about the cost of doing business in Ireland and meeting European regulations, industry report finds
Climate Change Advisory Council urges immediate actions to prepare for extreme weather events as storm season looms
There are steps to take to reduce your premium even as new tech increases prices
Many rush to take out policy with their lender, unaware they are free to seek better-value cover elsewhere
Second-degree murder charges against 27-year-old over shooting of UnitedHealthcare’s Brian Thompson are retained
Consumers will be able to insure against losses in their pension fund on a product designed to tap into stock market gains
Underinsurance is a growing issue for homeowners in Ireland and the consequences can be devastating
Underinsurance means many companies could face financial ruin if they ever need to claim on their policies
Creeslough insurance payout is heading for the High Court as apartment and building owners dispute how it should be split
Nation must wean itself off litigation and bring awards in line with Europe, says insurance lobby group
Most businesses think they are adequately protected despite low adherence to basic security measures
Global report finds AI tools can boost resilience of ageing infrastructure and mitigate flood and storm damage
Kerry firm buys Dublin’s Mount Street Group and Tralee-based Kelly O’Shea Pensions and Financial Services
The club claims structural defects are down to subsidence, however, their insurer says it is because of mica
If you’re not bamboozled by the rising cost of insurance as claims fall, you must be an actuary
Programme for Government aims to require mortgage protection companies to disregard cancer diagnoses seven years after treatment, although doctors give ‘all-clear’ after five years
Under new Bill, assets seized by Criminal Assets Bureau can be disposed of after two years instead of five
Motor insurance damages claims have jumped by 179 per cent when compared to the 2015–2019
Damages claims up 179% on 2015-2019 average, while inflation driving overall increase
La Mobilière founded Dublin-based insurtech Companjon in 2020 with the aim of opening a new line of business
Minister for Justice Jim O’Callaghan is due to bring proposal to Cabinet next week to legislate for higher payouts
Company eyes ‘70 per cent gap in pet owners that don’t have insurance’
More than 90% believe they are adequately protected, yet most do not regularly update their software, research finds
Planned blanket hike of 16.7% has been met with resistance from insurers and business lobby groups
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