Annual Guide to Insurance in Israel: 2022 Update
Are you looking to make a change to your insurance or begin a new insurance policy upon moving to Israel? We are here to help you feel well informed and receive the best coverage for your needs. Whether you are looking for supplementary insurance, a change in a previous insurance plan, or just interested in learning more about insurance in Israel as an oleh chadash (new citizen),
Why Do I Need Private Health Insurance in a Socialized Medical System?
How Coronavirus (COVID-19) is Impacting Health and Life Insurance in Israel
How 5 NIS Can Save You Thousands: Critical Illness Coverage
THE CLOCK IS TICKING – Major changes to private health policies approved for 2016
THE CLOCK IS TICKING – Major changes to private health policies approved for 2016
By Danny Newman, Branch Manager – Beit Shemesh, Goldfus Insurance
Changes that were proposed to happen over the past few months in regards to private health insurance are now scheduled to take effect as of 1st February 2016,
THE CLOCK IS TICKING – Major changes to private health policies in 2015
THE CLOCK IS TICKING – Major changes to private health policies in 2015
By Danny Newman, Branch Manager – Beit Shemesh, Goldfus Insurance
On the 24th November 2014, Dorit Salinger, the Comptroller of Capital Markets, Insurance & Savings in Israel, publicised proposed changes that will significantly impact cover for private operations,
How 5 shekel could save you thousands
How 5 shekel could save you thousands
By Danny Newman, Branch Manager – Beit Shemesh,Goldfus Insurance
Case Study 1:
Baruch is 39 years old, father of 4 and husband to Sarah (38). Baruch is a successful self employed carpenter specialising in building kitchens. He earns approximately NIS 18,000 a month.
How changes in January 2014 will affect new private health policies
How changes in January 2014 will affect new private health policies
By Danny Newman, Branch Manager – Beit Shemesh, Goldfus Insurance
It is important to read the following article before the end of December 2013 if you are considering private health insurance, have recently made Aliyah or have new additions to the family who are not yet covered on your existing health policy.
Government reforms are going to change your Kupat Holim coverage; are you prepared?
Government reforms are going to change your Kupat Holim coverage; are you prepared?
By Danny Newman, Branch Manager – Ramat Beit Shemesh, Goldfus Insurance & Investment
In recent months, there has been a push by the Minister for Health, Yael German, to implement reforms that will affect both the public and private health insurance systems in Israel.