Private hospital insurance
18, Aug, 2011 (12:23 PM)
New figures reveal more than 10 million Australians are now covered by private hospital insurance.
The figures, released this week by the Private Health Insurance Administration Council, showed 45.3 per cent of the population have private hospital insurance.
The government has gone on the record to say that the growth in private hospital insurance means the sector is going strong and reinforces their plan to means-test the private health insurance rebate.
Do you have private hospital insurance? Are the high costs worth it?
Do you agree with the Government’s plan to means-test the rebate?
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Private hospital insurance
18, Aug, 2011 (12:23 PM)
New figures reveal more than 10 million Australians are now covered by private hospital insurance.The figures, released this week by the Private Health Insurance Administration Council, showed 45.3 per cent of the population have private hospital insurance.
The government has gone on the record to say that the growth in private hospital insurance means the sector is going strong and reinforces their plan to means-test the private health insurance rebate.
Do you have private hospital insurance? Are the high costs worth it?
Do you agree with the Government’s plan to means-test the rebate?
Disclaimer: The views expressed in these blogs are not necessarily those of National Seniors Australia. This blog is moderated and any content deemed inappropriate by the administrator will be removed, including comments that are offensive or discriminatory; libellous or defamatory; breach copyright, unless we have the owner’s permission to use it; or contain personal or commercially confidential material. The use of this blog to broadcast overtly party-political messages is also prohibited. Bloggers are urged to refrain from personal attacks. Any personal details shared here are public and can be found on internet searches.