Save $1,800 by switching health funds | Dollar Saver tip #77
Save: up to $1,800
Tip overview
Health insurance premiums went up 3.03% this month. Boo. There's nothing to be done about that, but updating your cover can stop you paying too much.
Let's say you've had enough kids, but you're still on a Gold policy. Do you really need it? You might be able to move to a Silver Plus or Bronze Plus policy.
Did you know?
The cheapest Gold policy in Finder's database costs $241 a month. But the average Bronze policy is $91 a month. That could save you $150 a month and $1,800 in a year.
Even adjusting your extras policy to lower coverage could save you hundreds every year.
If you still need your current coverage, it's always worth comparing between funds - one might offer the same cover for less.
Plus, switching deals will often get you a few weeks free!
