Australians under 30 will have their health insurance premiums cut by up to 10 per cent under expected federal government reforms.
As well existing policies will be classified as gold, silver and bronze and premiums increased closer to inflation because of a decision to slash the price of prostheses, News Corp Australia reported on Thursday.
Health Minister Greg Hunt has been negotiating with the sector on the changes after approving premium rises averaging 4.84 per cent earlier in 2017.
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