New LEP rate, better mutual insurance, electricity prices… Here are the 3 money news of the day

Is your supplement one of those who pay back the most to their insurers, how much will your electricity bill increase, what changes are expected from February 1st… Discover the 3 money news for this Wednesday, January 24.

1 – Increase in electricity prices

As of February 1, more than 20 million household customers of EDF’s electricity sales regulation tariff (TRV) will experience an increase average of 10% of their bill. But not all EDF customers will be in the same boat. Those who have opted for the off-peak option will see their bill increase by 9.8% (compared to 8.6% for those at the basic rate), i.e. 160 euros more for a year. Find out why those who normally pay less will see the biggest increase.

2 – The supplementary health insurance companies which pay back the most to their policyholders

Is the redistribution rate of your supplementary health insurance higher than average, or on the contrary lower? This is the question that the UFC-Que-Choisir association looked into. Mutual and complementary companies are required to communicate their redistribution rate on quotes. The redistribution rates vary greatly between types of complementary organizations: 89% of contributions to supplementary health insurance managed by provident institutions are returned in the form of reimbursements, compared to 80% for mutuals and 78% for insurance, explained the consumer association. Find the top 5 mutual insurance companies that pay out the most to their insurers. Is yours one of them?

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MoneyVox / CF / January 2024


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