Money In Brief: Bradford launches Bupa plan

Friday 14 May 1993 23:02 BST

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BRADFORD & Bingley Building Society is launching a private medical insurance policy underwritten by Bupa. The policy gives different options that cover the full cost of hospital in- patient treatment or give a cash payment of between pounds 30 and pounds 100 for each night spent in hospital. The full-cost option costs pounds 58.67 per month in premiums for a family whose oldest member is aged 44.

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