19:18 • 25 apr. 2021
Almería is among the five Spanish provinces that pay the most on average per year for health insurance. The people of Almeria pay in particular an average of 1,040 euros, while the average cost in the country is 862 euros per year.
This is indicated by the ‘Rastreator.com Health Insurance Price Index’, carried out by the comparator with results obtained during 2020.
The truth is that with the arrival of the coronavirus pandemic, citizens have decided take better care of your health, a fact supported by the “increase” in searches for products for this purpose, including health insurance. This allows it to be of the most demanded, behind those of car, home and deaths.
The reality is that if the average annual price the province exceeds that of Spain, if the average price is compared by age not all exceed the national.
The people of Almeria between 18 and 24 years of age They pay on average a total of 451 euros, while in the country the average is 383 euros. But otherwise, Between 25 and 34 years They pay an average of 483 euros in the province, the national is 510, which is below this average.
The people of Almeria among the 35 and 44 years They pay an average of 636 euros, in the rest of the country a total of 650 euros. The mean between 45 and 54 years in Almería it is 717 euros, compared to 754 for the total in Spain, while from 55 to 64 it is 871, and 1,016 in the country.
Now, if you compare the price paid by people over 65, Almería exceeds the average by more than 1,300 euros national, being 3,230 the amount they pay, compared to 1,864.
The most expensive and cheapest areas
The geographical area where the insured person resides plays a key role, as the data shows, the variation can reach up to 690 euros per year depending on the area. This reflects how the masks to Zamora (1,357), Ceuta (1,343), Burgos (1,238), Álava (1,063), Almería and Ávila (1,015). While the cheapest They are Cáceres (667), Huesca (667), Lugo (676), Cádiz (705) and Palencia (705).
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