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Simply Health vs PruHealth
rancid-a
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Hello everyone
I'm currently with Simply Health (through work, costing £6+ a week). Been with them 5-6 years, Fairly happy, have had cash back on Dental fees, one or two other bits..
I'm wondering if I would be better switching to PruHealth. The reason being, I suddenly have to urge to start looking after myself a bit better - PruHealth offer various discounts - 50% off Virgin Active being one that stood out, free tickets to the cinema too
Simply Health don't other anything like this. Do you think it might be worth looking into?
Any PruHealth members here?
Thanks for your time
I'm currently with Simply Health (through work, costing £6+ a week). Been with them 5-6 years, Fairly happy, have had cash back on Dental fees, one or two other bits..
I'm wondering if I would be better switching to PruHealth. The reason being, I suddenly have to urge to start looking after myself a bit better - PruHealth offer various discounts - 50% off Virgin Active being one that stood out, free tickets to the cinema too
Simply Health don't other anything like this. Do you think it might be worth looking into?Any PruHealth members here?
Thanks for your time
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Bit of a blunt question but are you looking at quality of cover of gimmicks to get you buying it?I am an Independent Financial Adviser (IFA). The comments I make are just my opinion and are for discussion purposes only. They are not financial advice and you should not treat them as such. If you feel an area discussed may be relevant to you, then please seek advice from an Independent Financial Adviser local to you.0
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Maybe I was? Simply Health doesn't have any gimmicks. A little more reading reveals PruHealth to be more expensive than Simply Health and their website was a bore to use. Looks like I'll be stopping with Simply Health for now... and I'll probably join Virgin Active anyway
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