Dermot Goode

Health insurer yet to say how much premiums will be impacted by coronavirus crisis

Industry urged to pause health premium payments during response to coronavirus

Loyalty to health insurers or packages is misplaced. Shop around every few years

The health insurance market is packed with hundreds of plans from three key players

From picking the right bank to avoiding big debt, take a prudent approach to college

Ask the Experts: Is it better to get a policy in Canada, or an international one from an Irish insurer?

Rent rises, car insurance prices and health cover are among challenges returnees face

Insurance consultant says news highlights need to shop around prior to policy renewal

The number of private A&Es has been growing in recent times

Ask the experts: Can I get cover without a waiting period if I’ve been insured abroad?

If you’ve had the same health cover for years, you’re losing money. Time to switch policy

Business stories of the year: Brexit, Panama Papers and Ivan Yates bow to the queen

Some 400,000 are renewing health policies next month. How can you get better value?

Financial advice to my younger self: experts look back at the money mistakes they made

Minister warns insurers over passing increase on to subscribers

Public hospitals can charge those with private medical cover a higher rate for services

Locking into two- or three-year deals with insurers has its advantages – and its downsides

Hospitals charging patients the cost of a private bed when they are in a public ward is starting to affect health insurance premiums

With Lifetime Community Rating, over-34s have to pay more if taking out new policies

Those over 35 with no insurance on April 30th will face higher prices

Laya Healthcare launches €9 a week policy offering cover for public hospitals

The health insurance levy has increased sharply in recent years but that is about to change

An expert tells one reader how to make savings on health insurance; and AIB’s overzealous card security measures drive another reader mad

Pricewatch’s ‘five-grand challenge’ began last week. Over seven weeks, we’ll help you save €5,000 a year. This week: spend less on health insurance. And there’s also a chance to win €5,000 (see Monday’s paper)

First-time insurance subscribers to face 2% per year penalty after May 2015

Health insurers have ways of ensuring a robust profit margin, often through confusing pricing plans. Learn to navigate these and you could save a lot of money

Average family could pay €328 more next year after stamp duty rise and tax relief cut

The Government is taking medical cards off people, but at the same time it is not incentivising them to get private health insurance

Health insurers call for review of tax relief cap introduced in Budget

With more people dropping their health cover, the State will utlimately face higher public service health bills