cheapest travel insurance??

homealone_2

i am searching for the cheapest travel insurance for myself, my husband, 19yr old daughter and 15 yr old son to go to crete for 2 weeks. obviously i dont want to lose any of the must haves in insurance, but can anyone recommend some good companies?? thanks

tparkin

We've used Insureandgo.com for the past 2 years, who seem very reasonable. They offer policies with three different levels of cover, with the benefits you get clearly spelt out on screen before you choose.

We paid £70 for an annual multi-trip policy covering European destinations for 2 adults and 3 kids (13, 11 & 4).

Fortunately, we have not had to make a claim with them yet, which is where I guess the real qualitites of an insurance company (or lack of) show up.

Their website is https://www.insureandgo.com

homealone_2

thanks, they are definitely the cheapest so far coming in at £29.22. the problem i seem to keep coming across is you cannot put more than 2 adults on a family quote and my eldest is 19 and then when you apply for group the prices seem to get higher.....

N9eav

A lot of my friends say they go to Tesco and buy an insurance pack off the shelf. I have no idea if it's cheaper, but it seems popular

homealone_2

have tried tesco, was hoping for the 1000 clubcard points but they only allow for 2 adults travelling???

wattapain

I always use
http://www.direct-travel.co.uk/

& have never found cheaper.

Terri :cool:

scooper

hi
what is the cheapest for 2 adults 1 child and one infant?
i have tried insure and go and it has come up with £16 but is that per day per familiy?
direct travel comes in at £43
any help please?

haribol_2

scooper wrote:

hi
what is the cheapest for 2 adults 1 child and one infant?
i have tried insure and go and it has come up with £16 but is that per day per familiy?
direct travel comes in at £43
any help please?

The price is for the family for the trip. Not per day !!

scooper

just to clarify what i said,i meant it said £16 for the company Insure and go and direct travel was £43

aliyah

we always use the post office insurance. just pick up a leaflet at the PO and pay over the counter. very good rates for single or multiple trips.

we had to make a claim last year and they were very quick to settle .they even accepted the stolen baggage claim despite the fact we had no police report or other evidence from the egyptian authorities

they were pretty generous with the payout too... :j

they are part of the fortis group and claim form filling was minimal

worth looking at...

hope that helps

smithc

I have just been the USA and had to have medical treatment. Whilst I will be claiming on my travel insurance, does anyone know if you can also claim on your credit card insurance. Basically, can you claim on both policies or only one?