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Re: Travel insurance for elderly parent
The term is insufficiently well-defined so there's plenty of room for philosophical debate about what constitutes 'elderly' in the wider sense, but there's little doubt that the t…1 -
Re: Travel insurance for elderly parent
First off 75 is not elderly, secondly I think staysure is probably your best bet, but you are travelling to the country with the highest medical costs on the planet, and combined with her pre existin…2 -
Re: Travel insurance for elderly parent
We got a joint policy with staysure as well when my OH got diagnosed with cancer, overall the price seemed quite reasonable based on the various conditions we both had to declare, certainly less than…1 -
Re: Travel insurance for elderly parent
We went from having ongoing travel insurance cover in a packaged bank account to getting an annual policy with Staysure when the PBA would no longer cover my OH after a heart attack. The annual cost …1 -
Re: Travel insurance for elderly parent
MSE's guide here might also be worth a look: https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/insurance/pre-existing-travel-insurance/1 -
Re: Travel insurance for elderly parent
Not used them myself , but have seen recommendations for " Insure with.com ". Might be a starting point for you1 -
Re: Help with ParkingEye Claim Form
Edit your thread title, removing the incorrect word Summons and replace it with Court Claim2 -
Re: Civil Enforcement Claim Form sent to an address I have never lived at
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Re: The New Top Easy Access Savings Discussion Area
You need to consider that Lemfi uses Clear Bank. So, if you have deposits with say Raisin, Chip, Revolut, and others that use Clear Bank then you need to be careful not to have more than the total FS…2
