Vivas V Vhi

The link

Which is best for a family of two adults mid 50s.
Vhi plan B options OR Vivas simular plan (we plan leval 2).

Look forward to opinions
Tks.

TheDriver

vivas was way better on price to be honest for what seems to be the best service. quinn had same price but not as much included

mrsdoyle

did you swap over to Vivas - how are you finding them?

TheDriver

They are good bit cheaper, haven't had to make a claim yet but don't see how it should be any different as researched it at the time and more places seem to be covered by vivas. Watch out for bupa/quinn though, their plans seem same price but researched it and you don't get as much.

dotsman

Moved from VHI to Vivas 2 years ago (single cover) and haven't looked back. Same general cover, but Vivas also had the bonus features such as Laser Eye surgery, Teeth Whitening etc. Have made a claim for the Laser Eye surgery and found them very efficient, used the oncall nurse once and, again, very efficient and hope to use the teeth whitening some time over the next year.

Had only made one claim with VHI and found them to be OK (so, no bad experiences to compare against)

Vivas were also a lot cheaper!

PatCarr

dotsman wrote: »

Moved from VHI to Vivas 2 years ago (single cover) and haven't looked back. Same general cover, but Vivas also had the bonus features such as Laser Eye surgery, Teeth Whitening etc. Have made a claim for the Laser Eye surgery and found them very efficient, used the oncall nurse once and, again, very efficient and hope to use the teeth whitening some time over the next year.

Had only made one claim with VHI and found them to be OK (so, no bad experiences to compare against)

Vivas were also a lot cheaper!

Good advice! Cheers:)

TheDriver

People pay for insurance per month from salary and I found its very hard to see who is cheaper as vhi goes up without people realising. Always look at the years price after all reductions etc. Vivas is cheapest and at end of the day, they all cover the same!