Economy. Supplementary Health Contributions Should Increase Significantly in 2027, Experts Warn
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Contributions are expected to increase by 7 to 8.3% in 2027. The reason: the discommitments of Health Insurance and an increase in taxation.
According to two expert firms in the sector, supplementary health insurance premiums are expected to rise again next year. According to their various analyses, the increase is estimated at between 7 and 8.3% for individual contracts, and 8% for collective contracts. Among the factors explaining these increases, transfers of health insurance charges on certain care. - Strong increase in sight for 2027: why the rates of mutuals could still rise? (…
Social benefits, pensions and payment contributions for insurance are regularly adjusted, and contributions are increasing for workers with higher incomes.
Supplementary health insurance contributions are expected to rise by 8% by 2027. Population ageing, disengagement from sickness insurance and higher taxes explain this increase.
Mutuals' tariffs are expected to rise significantly next year as health expenditure increases and new transfers of expenses are combined.
It is becoming uncomfortable for well-earning workers. Strongly increasing contribution limits will noticeably reduce their net. Increasing contribution rates could exacerbate the additional burden.
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