$300 Prezzee eGift Card (Couples/Families) or $150 Prezzee eGift Card (Singles) When Taking out Combined Bupa Health Insurance

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saveingermany on 22/08/2019 - 09:29 switch.9saver.com.au (265 clicks)
Last edited 22/08/2019 - 17:36 by 1 other user

9Saver

Was looking for cheap Private Health Insurance to avoid paying the Medicare Levy Surcharge after getting a pay rise.
You can avoid paying the extra 1% (between $900 - $1050 depending on how much you earn) in tax if you take out this private health insurance.

I am paying $1053 for basic hospital and basic extras and will get $150 back as an eGift card = $903

I'm still $900 out of pocket but at least I am getting something for it.

Terms and Conditions below:
Take out a selected combined Hospital and Extras cover with Bupa and 9Saver will send eligible couples/families/single-parent families:
$300 9Saver Prezzee eGift Card
or a
$150 9Saver Prezzee eGift Card for eligible singles.¹

Bupa had the lowest average premium increase at 2.99% of the four largest insurers in April 2019. The industry average was 3.25%.²

Less to pay: when you visit a Members First provider across dental, physio, chiro and podiatry, you could get 60-100% back on your regular check-ups and consultations.³

To be eligible for this offer from Bupa HI Pty Ltd (Bupa) and Revtech Media Pty Ltd (Revtech Media) you must be a new Bupa customer who resides in Australia, who takes out an Eligible Bupa Health Insurance Policy between 22 July 2019 and 13 September 2019 on direct debit, or payroll deduction (if available), and provides the promotional code ‘9Saver’ upon sign-up. An Eligible Bupa Health Insurance Policy is a single, single parent, single parent plus, couple, family or family plus selected combined Hospital and Extras product or packaged product issued by Bupa. If you are an eligible customer and take up the 9Saver Health Insurance Offer with Bupa between 22 July 2019 and 13 September 2019 RevTech Media will send you a Prezzee eGift Card to the value of $300 for eligible couples/families/single parent families or $150 for eligible singles. Terms and conditions available here. To be eligible to receive the Prezzee eGift Card you must take up selected combined Hospital and Extras cover with Bupa and remain a member for 60 days. Offer not available with any other Bupa promotional or ongoing offer. The Prezzee eGift Card is subject to separate Terms and Conditions available here.

2The four largest Insurers as at March 2019 are Bupa, Medibank, NIB and HCF. See here for more information on Average Premium Increases by Insurer by Year.

3For most items at our Members First extras providers covering dental, physio, chiro, podiatry consultations and selected optical. Yearly limits, waiting periods, fund and policy rules apply. Excludes orthodontics, orthotics and hospital treatments. Set benefits apply at other providers.

9Saver is an initiative of RevTech Media Pty Ltd and Nine Entertainment Corporation, and is operated by RevTech Media Pty Ltd. RevTech Media receives an upfront commission for each member who takes up the 9Saver Health Insurance Offer with Bupa. RevTech Media returns up to $300 of this commission to eligible participants in the form of a Prezzee eGift Card. These commissions are shared with Nine Entertainment Corporation.

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  qweenDalilahHur on 22/08/2019 - 09:37

  Bupa is a crappy fund. I don't recommend them at all.

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    saveingermany on 22/08/2019 - 09:57

    Oh really? I'd be interested to know why. Bupa was actually recommended to me by multiple people because of their Members First Network . Which fund would you recommend?

    —- Sorry just saw the comment below is yours too - so you would recommend HIF?

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  qweenDalilahHur on 22/08/2019 - 09:38

  +1

  Try hif… They have a cashback offer and are much better

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    saveingermany on 22/08/2019 - 09:55

    I looked into them but their cheapest combined cover for me is $1250, so about $200 more a year.

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    everunman on 22/08/2019 - 09:56

    thanks, can save $63 a year over my NIB but cbf changing for that

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  leeroys_dad on 22/08/2019 - 09:43

  DYOR
  or keep switching between funds who have these offers

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  thriver on 22/08/2019 - 10:15

  Talk to Bupa consultants as well. They could give 6 weeks free and waive the 2 months waiting on extras which could become a better deal for some than the $300 voucher.

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    saveingermany on 22/08/2019 - 11:11

    Yes, I did that, but they only offered 4 weeks for free (which in my case is about $80) and it doesn't work in conjunction with another sign-up offer.

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  novicenow on 22/08/2019 - 10:23

  Health.com.au which I just found from iSelect charges 35.35 per fortnight for the most basic cover. That comes to about 850 annually which is the cheapest I could find.

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    saveingermany on 22/08/2019 - 11:07

    Their cheapest combined cover is $1125 for me. Is $850 just for hospital cover?

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      novicenow on 22/08/2019 - 12:42

      -1

      It is their Entry Hospital option which is basic hospital with no extras except emergency ambulance (which I think is usually always provided?

      Link: https://health.com.au/health-insurance/hospital/entry-hospit…

      I usually go via iSelect to compare and enter my contact details. Soon after I close the webpage, someone from iSelect will call me and help me compare. I think they also see additional options which aren’t advertised.

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        keejoonc on 24/08/2019 - 08:09

        +2

        I despise iselect. They will spam call you non stop.

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          novicenow on 24/08/2019 - 08:20

          +1

          @keejoonc: Tbh I’ve never been spam called. In my experience, they will try to contact you about thrice until they get you. Then they give up. 😬😀

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  DianaOfAmazonia on 22/08/2019 - 10:51

  +1

  A pay rise? Very funny!

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  edrooney on 26/08/2019 - 17:56

  Thanks!