22
July
2017
|
12:19
Australia/Melbourne

Richard Bowden in The Herald Sun & Daily Telegraph

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Health insurers should not get approval to hit Australian consumers who are unfit, overweight or smoke with higher premiums, according to the head of the biggest player in the industry.​

Richard Bowden tells News Ltd's Jeff Whalley Bupa is determined to address affordability.

He also says Bupa does not back “risk rating” for health insurance.

Read the article here.

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