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I pay £61/m for me and my daughter, in and out patient cover, cancer cover, etc, etc
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Originally posted by ratewhore View PostThat could be true.
Had a quick look at that health-on-line.co.uk. Looks like it's a pay first get refunded scheme. Is that correct?
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That could be true.
Had a quick look at that health-on-line.co.uk. Looks like it's a pay first get refunded scheme. Is that correct?
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Originally posted by ratewhore View PostI did speak to them. They're the ones who gave me the new figures. Like I say, for someone who's joining from new, they probably do get 25%. For me, having a product already, I ended up with a slightly inferior product for about 5% less.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not complaining. Discounts should always be taken with a pinch of salt and any discount is better than none...
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Still don't understand their numbers though - I've been with BUPA since around 1996.
Will ask some questions in another place...
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Originally posted by malvolio View PostRatewhore - Mine was £245. PCG announced the discount for new joiners and I argued it should be for everyone. BUPA agreed and it's now £184. I make that around 25%... I think you need to talk to someone. Details and specific contact points are on the PCG website (but remeber to log in...)
As for base cost, it depends on a lot of variables, like any insurance. I think the normal range is betwen £90 up to around £300 pcm.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not complaining. Discounts should always be taken with a pinch of salt and any discount is better than none...
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Ratewhore - Mine was £245. PCG announced the discount for new joiners and I argued it should be for everyone. BUPA agreed and it's now £184. I make that around 25%... I think you need to talk to someone. Details and specific contact points are on the PCG website (but remeber to log in...)
As for base cost, it depends on a lot of variables, like any insurance. I think the normal range is betwen £90 up to around £300 pcm.
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What is the typical Bupa cost? I've never really looked into them.
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Originally posted by expat View PostBut what do you mean "it ended up" being aroung 5%? You mean you said "and the 25% OCG discount please" and they said "nah"?
I'm sure if you don't have an existing contract with them it probably may amount to a 25% discount over standard rates.
Better than a swift kick in the nads though...
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I just used http://www.health-on-line.co.uk/ instead.
The cover is comparable to what BUPA would provide, and it's underwritten by AXA PPP (and no, I'm not on commission, I actually worked for BUPA a few years ago)
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Originally posted by ratewhore View PostJust to say I spoke to BUPA about the 25% discount. It ended up being around 5% with a slightly lower level of cover.
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But what do you mean "it ended up" being aroung 5%? You mean you said "and the 25% OCG discount please" and they said "nah"?
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PCG member benefits
Just to say I spoke to BUPA about the 25% discount. It ended up being around 5% with a slightly lower level of cover.
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