"If something happened to me, I will still be able to pay my mortgage and do things that I love" - Diana, Cornmarket Plan Member
This plan gives you a replacement income* to help you if you're ill, or injured, and can't work.
It helps give financial security and peace of mind, so you can focus on getting better.
Income protection pays a replacement income of a fixed benefit* – if you can't work due to illness or injury, and your sick pay has reduced to half pay or ceased altogether.
*Less any other income to which you may be entitled e.g. half pay, Ill Health Early Retirement Pension, Temporary Rehabilitation Remuneration, State Illness Benefit. You must exhaust your employer’s sick leave entitlements and the plan deferred period as noted in the policy document.
You're entitled to tax relief on your plan membership cost.
Our helpful and friendly team will guide you through the claims process.
Remember, we're not automatically notified if you’re absent from work due to illness or injury. If this happens, it's important to contact us as soon as you think your salary will be affected.
To be eligible to claim from income protection, you must meet the definition of disablement as defined in the policy document. Other terms, conditions and exclusions apply.
Cornmarket and the Fire Brigade work together to secure the best price and benefits for members of the Fire Brigade Income Protection Plan. When it comes to cost, you can benefit from the group purchasing power of your employer.
The cost of the Plan is €11.78 gross per week.
You're entitled to tax relief on your plan membership cost.
Please review the Plan documents above to apply for the Plan, and click here to access our Terms of Business.
Send your completed application form to:
Cornmarket Group Financial Services Ltd.
Group Protection Department
Christchurch Square
FREEPOST F3976
Our helpful and friendly team will guide you through the claims process.
Call us on (01) 408 4018
Aviva Life & Pensions Ireland Designated Activity Company, trading as Aviva Life & Pensions Ireland and Friends First, is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland.