Did you know that if you are the holder of a green medicare card which is not past its expiry date, you may be eligible for new offers and potential discounts on your health insurance policy? It sounds too easy, but it’s true!

The truth is that new health insurance policy special offers are being released consistently, designed to entice current health insurance policy holders with an in date green medicare card to switch. These often come with benefits such as, saving money, receiving the first 6-10 weeks of free policy coverage, or even waiting periods being waived altogether*.

With the cost of living having skyrocketed with no reprieve in sight, this could be the game changer to reducing your costs that you’ve been waiting for.

Step 1: Select your current health fund below.

Step 2: Once you answer a few basic questions, you will have the opportunity to compare quotes from multiple health funds.*

Did you know? Once Aussies reach the ripe old age of 40, it is generally recommended by doctors to undertake several health checks¹. Unfortunately, for many of us, as we get into our 40’s the risk of health problems including heart conditions, diabetes and cancer increases with age.

The good news is that Health Insurance costs can still be within our control. A revolutionary service, Billy Explores, is aiming to help bring the power back to the end consumer. They help everyday Aussies come to an informed and savvy decision connecting them with a comparison service that uses data intelligence, and health insurance experience. As a result, within just a few steps you will also get the benefit of being able to access a range of health fund special offers for you and your family.

This service, arriving to Australia is perfect timing, and therefore it’s no surprise that many Aussies have already adopted it and are overwhelmingly satisfied with their new Health Insurance plan.

Step 1: Select your current health fund below.

Step 2: Once you answer a few basic questions, you will have the opportunity to compare quotes from multiple health funds.*

“There were two sides to this problem,” says Billy Explores’ founder, Lee Bush. “The first was the significant price increases from many of the Health Insurance providers. The other was available time. Even when we could potentially save money, people might just not have the time to put the research in to find a cheaper alternative. This is where we entered the picture – Our service helps connect customers to the comparison from a range of some of Australia’s leading health funds. Customers are offered the most suitable policy based on their stated needs available from Compare the Market’s range of policies and providers. Quick & Simple”

The comparison process you are taken through is based on your stated needs, data and results. You will be asked for basic details, such as your current health fund provider, postcode, name etc. You then are taken through the search process which may include potentially better value alternatives.

More than 300,000² Aussies have enquired about Billy Explores’ service and this trend continues to increase every single month. As overall household expenses continue to rise, we can expect more and more people to use this tool to help them potentially save money where they can.

Step 1: Confirm the type of policy you are interested in.

Step 2: Confirm a few basic details and you will have the opportunity to hear about a range of health fund special offers.*

Since launching, thousands of Australians have already jumped on board. Over 300,000² Australians have contacted Billy Explores to compare their household expenses, with the possibility to help reduce their costs being referenced as their number one reason for using the site.

Billy Explores is a partner of Compare the Market which has years of experience comparing health insurance. Billy Explores’ customers have been able to take advantage of a service which was designed to serve everyday people all over Australia with the aim of helping them reduce their household expenses and as a result, help improve their quality of life.