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health cash plan

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choosing your health cash plan cover

Choosing the level of health cash plan cover that suits you is really easy. The table below shows you how much cover each of our plan options provides – just choose the one that suits you best.

For full details of the benefit periods and what is and what isn't covered, download the Benefit Rules document.

If you have children, they’re covered for dental and optical treatments by your plan at no extra cost. The benefit amounts for dependent children are shared between all eligible children.

type of health treatment or cover

cash back amount

everyday

£10 a month

deluxe

£14 a month 

superior

£18 a month 

optical cover*

100% per year

up to £100

up to £150

up to £200

dental cover*

100% per year

up to £100

up to £150

up to £200

complementary therapies*

100% per year

up to £250

up to £375

up to £500

life cover*

n/a

£1,000

£1,500

£2,000

personal accident cover (worldwide)

n/a

up to £10,000

up to £15,000

up to £20,000

accidental death (worldwide)

lump sum

£10,000

 £15,000 £20,000

 * All benefits are available for treatments incurred anywhere within the European Community when travelling for business/pleasure purposes up to 28 days.

You don't need to purchase a seperate plan for your children. They have their own limited dental and optical entitlement.

The benefit amounts for dependent children are shared between all eligible children.

child cover

cash back amount

cash back for dependent children

optical cover

100% per year

up to £50

dental cover

100% per year

up to £50

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