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Remission period for cancer survivors seeking mortgage protection to be lowered to five years - The Journal
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Remission period for cancer survivors seeking mortgage protection to be lowered to five years – The Journal

  • March 20, 2026
  1. Remission period for cancer survivors seeking mortgage protection to be lowered to five years  The Journal
  2. Plan to increase access to insurance for cancer survivors  RTE.ie
  3. Cancer survivors will no longer need to inform banks of disease after five years in remission  Irish Examiner
  4. Cancer survivors seeking mortgage protection insurance will have ‘right to be forgotten’ after five years, says Simon Harris  The Irish Independent
  5. Bill blocks cancer-patient insurance discrimination  The Law Society of Ireland
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