Five reasons why now is the time to review your private health insurance

'No longer the same barriers in place'

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A greater degree of choice, competitive pricing and coverage options are some of the reasons to review what's available in PMI, writes Healthcare Clarity's Kyle Godden

Private medical insurance (PMI) often isn't as expensive as people imagine and, with the right independent advice, almost anyone can secure a worthwhile policy within their budget. That said, many customers stick with the same provider indefinitely, even if their premiums increase at the point of renewal - something that can really add up over time. That's why it's so crucial to regularly review a private healthcare plan and see whether there are better options available. At this particular moment in time, there are five very good reasons to take this step. 1. Covid-19 means PMI cl...

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