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Tips & Tricks to Reduce Health Insurance Premium

What is a Health Insurance Premium?

Is it Possible to Lower the Health Insurance Premium?

10 Effective Ways to Reduce Health Insurance Premium

Co-payment

Deductible

Copayment refers to when you have to bear a fixed portion of your treatment expenses while your insurance policy covers the rest during claim settlement.

A deductible is the fixed payment you will have to make towards the treatment costs before your insurance policy starts to contribute to it.

This is a way to share costs for the expenses incurred in any treatment.

A limit is set to your out-of-pocket expenses before the coverage starts.

Now that you know what each of these cost-sharing plans means, you can utilise them to lower the premium paid towards your health insurance policy.

#Select the right amount of copay or deductible to lower the premium amount and manage your out-of-pocket expenses.

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Individual Health Plans

Family Floater Health Plan

Coverage

These plans provide individual medical coverage for every single person in a policy rather than being shared among all members. 

With this plan, the entire sum insured is shared among all the family members.

Premium Payment

The premium for this type of health insurance policy is based on the age and sum assured of each individual covered under it.

In this case, the premium for most health insurance plans is based on the age of the eldest member of the family covered.

Difference Between Prices

The premium payment towards each policy is generally high.

With family floater plans, the cost of the policy is lower than that of individual health insurance plans.

If you look through the table provided above, you will find that family floater insurance plans are generally cheaper than that of individual plans.

#Choose a family floater plan to cover your family and reduce your premium at the same time.

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