How much specified serious illness cover do you require?
This amount will be paid out if you are diagnosed with a specified serious illness.
Here's why you should use bonkers.ie to compare serious illness cover
We compare policy features and benefits across all of Ireland's leading serious illness providers. On our site you can:
- Get a quote in just minutes
- Apply for your policy online
- Get covered in less than 1 hour
To learn how you can get the best value serious illness cover on our site, check out our Quickstart Guide.
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Believe it or not, comparing and applying for serious illness cover on bonkers.ie is really free.
Once you apply for and purchase a policy from an insurance provider through bonkers.ie, we receive a small commission from this provider.
The agreements we have with these providers don't affect the results we show you or the information you see.
This is because bonkers.ie is always 100% impartial and indepenedent!
What is serious illness cover?
Serious illness cover (also known as specified illness cover) will pay out a tax-free lump sum to you, if you're diagnosed with an illness covered by your policy.
Serious illness cover can be purchased as standalone cover, or combined with life cover or mortgage protection under the one policy.
You can discover more about serious illness cover in this guide
How to compare serious illness cover in Ireland
Comparing serious illness cover is easy with bonkers.ie.
All you need to do is tell us:
- Your age
- The amount of cover you want
- The term length you need
You'll then get your quote and can apply for your new policy.
Take a look at our guide on how to compare and apply for serious illness cover to learn more.
Compare premiums from Ireland's leading serious illness cover providers
Our serious illness cover comparison service lets you easily compare prices from Ireland's main insurance providers and is free, easy to use, and impartial.
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