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In terms of reductions, you can already get car insurance reduction when you have several policies in the same household, same for the home insurance. There is also access to a free travel insurance policy with these.
 
messyleo said:
Plan D seems way too cheap compared to the other insurers high end plans - I am looking for the catch!
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My Simply Connect Plus policy is up for renewal at the end of this month. Plan D will cost €120 more, has a €125 outpatient excess, and appears to cover only €20 of the cost of an xray. But there are no excesses on hospital stays or day case treatment, a higher day to day/outpatient limit, plus possible saving on house insurance.

I will have to sit down and compare the two carefully, using the past year's claims as a reference point. I'd already ruled out Simplicity as not saving me any money.

However, my husband is on Laya Inspire Plus - renewal quote €1633 - and unless I'm mistaken Levelhealth Plan C will be a no brainer for him.
 
mct1 said:
My Simply Connect Plus policy is up for renewal at the end of this month. Plan D will cost €120 more, has a €125 outpatient excess, and appears to cover only €20 of the cost of an xray. But there are no excesses on hospital stays or day case treatment, a higher day to day/outpatient limit, plus possible saving on house insurance.

I will have to sit down and compare the two carefully, using the past year's claims as a reference point. I'd already ruled out Simplicity as not saving me any money.

However, my husband is on Laya Inspire Plus - renewal quote €1633 - and unless I'm mistaken Levelhealth Plan C will be a no brainer for him.
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Me and my husband are on Laya Inspire Plus. Haven't got renewal premium yet but will be switching to Plan C too.
 
For me, the premium is roughly the same but the cover is better, particular the day to day which I use a fair bit.

The car discount probably won't apply because I'm on their 'minimum' premium. The house 50% would be a fair saving at renewal - that insurance line must be very profitable or else my premium will go up substantially at renewal so they'll be adding it on to discount it off. I have an annual multi-trip travel policy already that has cover up to 4,000m hiking with a different provider but I can't see that the 'free' policy has that type of cover which I regularly use.

Looks like they're in the market to complete and build up a base but I can't see them not increasing the policies with the day-to-day in the not too distant future.
 
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If you're having a hard time comparing plans, I've found that giving ChatGPT a link to all of the plans and asking it to compare is really useful. Its given me a perfect breakdown comparison
 
Adding Everday Expenses adds €190 approx, per adult, for Plans B & C, its unavailable on Plan A, and non optionally included on Plan D.

If you are not a regular visitor to the doctor, most people would probably choose not to pay in advance, for something they may never use, bar perhaps annual checkups.
 
fayf said:
Adding Everday Expenses adds €190 approx, per adult, for Plans B & C, its unavailable on Plan A, and non optionally included on Plan D.

If you are not a regular visitor to the doctor, most people would probably choose not to pay in advance, for something they may never use, bar perhaps annual checkups.
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To be fair, the day to day option covers more that just GP visits.
 
The physio visits are useful too - any kind of injury typically needs 2-3 sessions at least so it would quickly almost cover it.
it's a hard call though unless you definitely know you will have multiple GP and/or a consultant visit in a year.

Some people will have at least a annual check up with a consultant for something so it's a no brainer to go for the add on then imo
 
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