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GMHBA Lorne Pier to Pub
A record 5,000 swimmers took to the water at the 2012 GMHBA Lorne Pier to Pub over the weekend.
Cody Grimsey and Ellen Gandy capped off a fantastic 2012 event by taking out the open water swim titles.
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GMHBA To launch 5,000 into the water at the 2012 GMHBA Lorne Pier to Pub
The Lorne Surf Life Saving Club is excited to welcome new naming rights sponsor GMHBA on board in 2012. The GMHBA Lorne Pier to Pub and Mountain to Surf is all about fitness, health and well-being and is the number one event of its kind in Australia. It is important to align with a company that reinforces the event’s ultimate goal of promoting and ensuring safety in the water at Lorne beach.
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GMHBA reports healthy figures
GMHBA Health Insurance is pleased to announce a surplus of $13.4 million for the 2010/11 Financial Year, an increase of 129% on the prior year.
This result has set a new milestone in net assets, which now sits at $110 million. The business as measured by underwriting surplus performed at its best level in the organisation’s history, while still achieving outstanding membership growth of 7.4%.
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Click here to view 2010/2011 Annual Report
Need your Rebate Tax Statement to complete your Tax Return?
If you’ve already registered to use our online Member Area you can download the form directly from the website from July 5 onwards.
Not registered for the online Member Area? All you need to do is enter your email address and some personal details into this online registration form, and then you’ll be able to access the Member Area and download your Rebate Tax Statement.
What means-testing the private health insurance rebate means for you.
The Federal Government is planning to means-test the current private health insurance rebate, affecting many Australians who belong to a private health fund.
Since the introduction of the rebate in 1999, millions of Australians have benefited from the rebate, taking substantial pressure off the public health system.
Approval of the planned revisions to the system will potentially increase private health premiums and affect public hospital waiting lists.
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To voice your concern, visit http://www.saveyourrebate.com.au
The Australian Health Insurance Association (AHIA) has created an easy to understand explanation of the proposed changes to the private health insurance rebate on their ‘You Should Know’ website with an online video. Click here to view.