Need Help for Best Value Health Insurance

I'm a 24 year old female post grad student and I'm looking to get health insurance for the first time. I need one that is just basic hospital and accident cover with extras like general dental, vaccines for my placements, sleep stuff for stuff like snoring/sleep apnoea. What ones would be the best value for me? Thanks.

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  • +9

    What ones have you narrowed it down to from your research so far?

    • +3

      Wait what? You mean op was meant to do some research first before posting?

      • +1

        she's a post grad student, I think research is right up her alley

        • -1

          Maybe not their strong suit, at least that's how it seems.

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  • +3

    Need Help for Best Value Health Insurance

    Go for the one that gives you the most cover for the lowest cost…

  • +3

    Why not wait until the year you turn 31?

  • +9

    If you're making less than $90k a year then the best value health insurance is none.

    • +1

      until you need it…

      • +1

        That's why we have the public system. Unless OP needs a hip operation then there's not a whole lot of point going private.

      • Which is why we have medicare?

        The private system is literally 100% based on lobbyists and scare tactics.
        The actual system is crap.

        • Which is why we have medicare?

          Sure, if you like long queues for many surgeries and having no say in who operates on you.

          • -1

            @jv: When i went for public last i was operated within 24 hours.

            When i went for private it was a 2 month wait and PHI only paid for 30% of the out of pocket expense. Absolute waste of money (having paid ~$8k in premiums over the years to get $1700 back…

            • @Drakesy:

              When i went for public last i was operated within 24 hours.

              Some people are waiting a year.

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    The best value health insurance is the one that gives the most benefits (per $ premium) for the categories YOU actually use. Obviously only you can answer that.

    Otherwise, just sign up to something that gives like 4-6 weeks free, and then churn over to the next promotion. Rinse and repeat.

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