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Thursday, 6 May, 2010
Health insurance premiums could increase 7 to 10 percent next year. That’s the forecast from Santésuisse, the organization representing the country’s insurers. It was first reported in the NZZ this morning. WRS’s Conor Lennon speaks to our reporter Jordan Davis who’s in Bern this afternoon following the story:
Health insurance premiums headed up, up, up
Health insurance premiums could increase 7 to 10 percent next year. That’s the forecast from Santésuisse, the organization representing the country’s insurers. It was first reported in the NZZ this morning. WRS’s Conor Lennon speaks to our reporter Jordan Davis who’s in Bern this afternoon following the story:
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