In This Issue
* Welcome to Lyons Insights
* Returning to Work after Lockdown
* A Handy Guide for First-Time Buyers of Health Insurance
* The purpose of insurance is to pay claims when needed
* What do your money and the coronavirus have in common?
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Welcome to Lyons Insights

Welcome to this latest edition of Lyons Insights. We've continued our series of articles related to Covid-19 this month with a piece about returning to the workplace and how you might approach this. We've then taken a look at some areas to consider for first time buyers of health insurance. This is followed by a piece on the whole purpose of insurance - the payment of claims, where we've delved into the 2019 claims data of Ireland's leading protection provider, Irish Life. Finally we've captured a few thoughts on the similarities between how both Covid-19 and our money can affect us. 

 

We hope there is something of interest to you, and that you and your family stay healthy,

 

Roisin & the team at Lyons Financial Services

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Returning to Work after Lockdown

It’s natural to feel anxiety around returning to a world post-Covid; here’s how Professional Trainer Sheila O’Malley suggests you set yourself up for success.

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A Handy Guide for First-Time Buyers of Health Insurance

Thinking of buying health insurance for the first time? There’s lots to consider.

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The purpose of insurance is to pay claims when needed

As we emerge from lockdown and the world is getting back to some sort of normality, unfortunately for some people the pandemic has had quite a significant impact on their income. We’ve had a small number of queries from clients in this situation who are looking to reduce their expenditure. One or two people have queried whether they should cut back on their levels of life assurance and specified illness cover. 

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What do your money and the coronavirus have in common?

A recent phone conversation with a client triggered this article, as we were discussing the volatility in markets over the last few months. As we then chatted through the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, we came to the conclusion that there are a lot of similarities between the worries caused by money and those caused by the pandemic.

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