Aviva set to impose 14% health insurance price hike

Health insurer Aviva is expected to announce an increase in its premiums of 14%.

Health insurer Aviva is expected to announce an increase in its premiums of 14%.

Around 300,000 people will be affected by the move, which will come into effect from March.

The company is citing several reasons for the rise in premiums.

Among them, an increased cost of a private bed in a public hospital, medical inflation and the health insurance levy.

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