Compare The Market: $250 Cashback for Hospital & Extras Combined Insurance @ TopCashback AU

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Just saw this nice upsize on their banner.

  1. A completed quote is not an eligible purchase and therefore ineligible for cashback. You will only be eligible for cashback on a completed purchase of a policy.
  2. To be eligible for cashback, all policies & plans must become financial and held without cancellation or pause for a minimum of 90 days from start date.
  3. If you receive a call from Compare the Market’s call centre, they will open the original quote used via TopCashback's URL. Tracking will continue as normal provided you don't start a new quote for any reason. Note you will not qualify for both cashback and CTM gift cards (if offered). If you attempt to claim both, your cashback may be cancelled at the discretion of CTM or TCB. You are however entitled to utilise TCB's cashback and any offers your insurer of choice is offering via CTM.
  4. Compare The Market tracking is not instant and can take up to 7 days to report.
  5. Cashback is ineligible on use of any codes not approved and posted by TopCashback.
  6. Cashback is ineligible on use of gift cards for payment and/or purchase of gift cards.
  7. Cashback is ineligible on purchases made via the retailer's mobile app.

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Referrer gets $35, referee gets $10 (after $10 of earned cashback within 180 days of signing up).

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Comments

  • Is it too late to get insurance ? To avoid getting the surcharge

    • +2

      If you are not expecting to make use of the private health policy, you should only want to get PHI to avoid the MLS surcharge if the amount of MLS surcharge you expect to pay exceeds the total premiums you could alternatively pay. I believe the surcharge is calculated daily so if you took out a basic hospital cover today you would end up paying the surcharge for 1 July 2025 through to 1 September 2025 still.

  • nice one, my last one was for only $200, and still have around a month to go or just over.

  • -1

    In some cases better value would be getting, eg, 6 weeks free. Yet this generally requires a code so not compatible with this.

    • +1

      Sometimes Compare the Market will also honour a 6 weeks free promo but it has to be stated on the websites offer page so that you can double dip. You have to check though

  • I signed up for an identical offer at the end of June, with cashback payable in mid-August. Everything went smoothly. Do compare the terms of the insurance carefully. At the time I signed up, the waiting period for extras was waived if you signed up with the fund directly, but not if you went through CTM. This was okay for me as it still got the same amount of free weeks, but it may not be for others.

  • My parents used the TCB offer earlier this year, it took two and a half months to be payable.

    Hoodie was never offered, despite it being advertised on the website.

    • You need to fill a form which sent out by them, I got one few weeks later,a giant hoodie

    • I just followed up with them a month after the hoodie offer. Apparently we’re meant to get an email 24 hrs after policy sign up with some form to complete to get the hoodie sent out. I never got the email but they manually put in a request for me. They said it can take up to 3 weeks to arrive but 24 hours after I asked I got a notification that it’s in the post!

      • i never got an email either and i never followed up regardless i doubt i'd wear it - it's free marketing for them!

  • I hesitated on changing again…
    Churning this much, almost makes me feel guilty. Cashback and 10 weeks free… here's hoping it goes smoothly!

    • almost makes me feel guilty

      WTH?

      When you churn, you are doing what the promoter wants you to do.

      Be a good consumer and churn.

  • Be extra cautious before leaving your phone number with them. They will shoot a series phone calls from a series of numbers within a short period of tim.

  • Like others - i used this at the end of june and cb was approved around august 20 even though it said i had to hold policy for a minimum of 90 days from start date. Can I use this again or is it better to be safe and wait 90 days from last use - ie end of September.

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