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Chris Steele

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myTribe Insurance
Chris is myTribe's resident healthcare expert and has over a decade's experience writing for and about private medical insurance and private treatment. He's a Cert CII qualified member of The Chartered Insurance Institute and his research and work are often cited in the press. Chris is also contributing writer to numerous other financial services publications.

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DeadHappy “can’t accept new life insurance customers at the moment”

Life insurance firm, DeadHappy, known for its controversial ads — with one featuring Harold Shipman “because you never know who your doctor might be’ — has announced that it is unable to accept new life...

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Freelance Informer

“Very thin gruel for SMEs”: self-employed respond to UK Spring Budget

April 2024 Budget key points and how self-employed workers respond to the latest tax cuts and whether they can see a brighter economy ahead

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The Times

UK dental industry needs examination as prices soar

Big price increases can pop up in the most unexpected of places. The average price of an ordinary white tooth filling has gone up by 27 per cent to £124 in less

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Vigour Times - Latest News and Updates

The Cost of Opting for Private Hip Surgery Rather than NHS Waiting List - Vigour Times

According to data from myTribe Insurance, Southampton ranks as the most expensive UK city for hip operations, with an average cost of £13,786. Other costly cities include London (£13,700), Edinburgh (£13,590),...

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The Telegraph

Why private health insurance is no longer just a luxury for the wealthy

Growing number of people turn to private healthcare amid record NHS waiting lists

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Moneyfactscompare

Londoners Pay 25.55% more for health insurance

Londoners, on average, pay £108.63 a month for health insurance, which is over a quarter more expensive than the national average at £86.07 per month. Edinburgh is the cheapest place to get health insurance,...

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Evening Standard

London psychiatrists charge 45% more than rest of UK

It costs £400 to see a private psychiatrist in London, compared with the national average of £275

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mirror

Brits go into debt due to staggering private healthcare cost amid NHS long waits

Hip, shoulder and knee replacements now cost around £13,000 each for those who can raid their life savings and are unable to wait in pain for an NHS op, The Mirror can reveal

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The Telegraph

The NHS is in crisis – is it time you went private?

100,000 people a month seek private medical insurance as NHS waiting times hit record highs

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Daily Mail

Searches for private health insurance spike to all-time high

EXCLUSIVE: January 2023 saw Google searches for private health insurance explode to the highest level seen in a decade in the UK, according to market analyst myTribe Insurance.

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Daily Mail

The habit you didn’t know could DOUBLE your life insurance policy

Medics generally believe vaping is better for you than smoking but UK insurers won’t take the risk and bracket the habit under ‘nicotine use’.

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Financial Times

How to pay for private healthcare | Financial Times

As NHS waiting lists mount, more people are looking at ways of financing private treatment

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Financial Times

How to pay for private healthcare | Financial Times

As NHS waiting lists mount, more people are looking at ways of financing private treatment

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The Times Money Mentor

Is private health insurance worth it? - Times Money Mentor

Interest in private health insurance has soared since Covid. But is it worth it? Learn how private health insurance can help protect you and your family.

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Daily Mail

A dummy’s guide to health insurance: Everything you need to know

Considering taking the plunge for private health insurance? It can be difficult to know where to start. MailOnline spoke to the top UK private healthcare expert to answer all your questions.

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One third of adults won’t consider health insurance

New research has found that one third (33%) of adults would not consider taking out some level of health insurance, regardless of whether they could afford it.

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