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Private health insurance is a popular insurance component, but it isn't for everyone. Learn the pros and cons of having it, and decide if it's right for you.

By Ken Bardales1 min read
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Private health insurance is a popular insurance component, but it isn't for everyone. Learn the pros and cons of having it, and decide if it's right for you.

A pregnant woman in a white sports bra is standing in front of a green couch.

Let's start with the pros.

It covers medical expenses A private health insurance policy covers certain medical expenses that public health system or Medicare doesn't.

It covers (some) hospital expenses In the event that you'll require hospitalization, a private insurance policy could cover some of your expenses, and you'll be treated like a private patient.

And now for the cons - and there's a big one:

The cost This will be a real problem if you're already in poor health and don't have any kind of group coverage. Usually, individual health insurance policies can cost around a few 100s of dollars a month.

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