Laya Healthcare customers in line for support payments

is to make “further support payments” to its customers in the coming weeks as the inflation and the cost of living continues to rise.

It said customers are in line to receive refunds of up to €300 per adult and a maximum €100 per child, depending on the type of policies they are on. Even those customers on its lowest plans will save up to €75 per adult and €25 per child following the announcement. In response to queries from The Irish Times, Laya said it would be contacting customers in the coming weeks with details of new support payments.

“This is an evolving situation and in the coming weeks we will be communicating directly to our members about how we will be making further support payments to them.”The insurer also said it would be passing on levy reduction savings to its 640,000 members. The savings will be directly applied to the renewal premiums of those renewing from April 1st until March 31st, 2023, the period that the levy will be reduced.

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