Health Insurance Companies Are Facing a Major Financial Gap – What This Means for Insured Persons

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The health insurance companies continue to struggle with financial situation. This will also burden the contributors in the future. In addition, social security contributions could continue to rise.

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Due to constantly increasing costs and a loss of loans from the Federal Government, statutory health insurance companies are soon facing a huge financial gap again. This is suggested by a study by the DAK. Contribution rates are expected to rise significantly in the coming years.

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The statutory funds are facing a 12-billion gap, as calculations on behalf of the DAK show. By 2035, social security contributions could rise to more than 50 percent of income.

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Without reforms, social security contributions could devour almost half of income by 2035. CSU politicians warn.

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The health insurance companies are empty – care insurance also faces billions of extra charges. A further increase in social contributions seems to be pre-programmed. According to one study, a drastic sound barrier could be broken within the next ten years.

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This calculation of social security contributions does not promise anything good: over the next ten years, taxes are threatening to increase further.