Below is an Annual Subscription from the 22nd of September 1987 from VHI to a customer for Plan B for 2 adults and 2 children. The annual premium for the plan on that date was IRL£395.04. This would traslate to €501.60.
There have recently be soundings from Government at looking at the idea of charging late entrants into the health insurance market a higher premium rate than those who choose to take out cover at a younger age. In this article we take a look at why we believe this should be implemented.
Thousands of households across the country have begun the process of renewing their private health insurance. The market now has over 260 plans with more to come next month. So how to ensure you are getting the best value for your money?
Further to the annoucement to cap tax relief to just the first €1,000 for adults and €500 for children, many people have been left trying to figure out how this will effect their premiums, not least of all the insurers themselves who are scrambling to re issue prices to the market.
Yesterday as we all digested the budget; some areas were proving somewhat indigestible for some of the population. For those holders of Private Medical Insurance and for the 4 insurers (Aviva Health, GloHealth, Laya Healthcare & Vhi Healthcare) who provide their cover, they were all trying to come to terms with one of the measures […]
Under the most recent piece of health insurance legislation the notice period that insurers must give the Health Insurance Authority (HIA) 30 days notice on any price or benefit change they make to their suite of plans.
GloHealth have confirmed that the 5% disocunt applicable to customers who purchase online or with Irish Health Insurance will be extended until the end of October.