Enthüllt: Die 35 als schlecht bewerteten Krankenversicherungen wurden den Verbrauchern empfohlen, sie zu meiden

    https://www.independent.ie/business/personal-finance/revealed-the-35-health-insurance-plans-flagged-as-bad-value-that-consumers-have-been-advised-to-avoid/a2061877007.html

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    1. Banania2020 on

      List of “Bad-Value” Health Insurance Plans (as per Dermot Goode)
      -> Laya Healthcare
      Company Care Gold (€9,437 per adult)
      Company Care No Excess
      Company Health Plus Excess
      Company Care Choice
      Company Care Plus
      Complete Simplicity
      Empower Secure
      Essential Plus Excess
      Essential Plus
      Momentum
      Simply Connect Plus
      Simply Health Excess
      Total Health Select
      All Flex 125 plans

      -> Irish Life Health
      Optimise Platinum (€9,871 per adult)
      Business Plan Complete
      Business Plan Extra
      Future Focus
      Health Plan 02
      Health Plan 05
      Health Plan 09
      Level 2 Complete Health
      Level 2 Family Health
      Level 2 Hospital
      Optimise Gold
      Best Ultimate 2
      Family Focus
      Hospital Focus

      -> VHI Healthcare
      Advanced Care Extra
      Advanced Care Extra Day to Day
      Premium Care
      Company Plan Extra Level 2

    2. Trick-Temporary-9932 on

      Im sorry, but something smells off here. In my experience, VHI overall is terrible value for what you get, but yet, looking at this list, they smell of roses.
      I’ve shopped around every year, and Irish life wanted 200 more than layal and vhi 300, and both offered less cover in certain private hospitals.

    3. Did they provide ones that were good value for the cover, I have one of the ones listed :(?

    4. crescendodiminuendo on

      Honestly this is a shite article where the person gives next to no reasons for why he’s singled out these plans, other than ‘they’re expensive’ and ‘contact me and I’ll advise you’ (probably at a commission on your expensive policy).

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