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Holiday Insurance For Over 65s
shimsham_2
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Anyone recommend a annual holiday insurance thats reasonabley priced for the over 65s with medical conditions had anything upto £300 today.
Medical conditions nothing drastic
Medical conditions nothing drastic
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Have a look at Halifax and Nationwide, they work pretty well for me.make the most of it, we are only here for the weekend.
and we will never, ever return.0 -
Just sent you a PM on this.[FONT="]I am a Travel Agent [/FONT]
[FONT="]My company’s ATOL/ABTA numbers are 6042 and J6150. MSE doesn't check my status as a Travel Agent, so you need to take my word for it. ATOL numbers can be checked with the Civil Aviation authority and ABTA. This signature is here as I follow MSE's Travel Agent Code of Conduct.[/FONT]0 -
World_Travellers wrote: »Just sent you a PM on this.
Why do you have to send a PM, surely if you have advice you can post it on the main board0 -
Try Direct Travel or Columbus Direct.0
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look at the Post Office - http://www.postoffice.co.uk/portal/po/content1?catId=63300708&mediaId=19300208
And if World Travelers (as a travel agent) is offering you insurance - politely decline. Travel agents should stick to what they are supposed to be selling - travel - not insurance. UI have had many patient's that said "but my travel agent said I was covered"!
Travel agents cannot earn commisson from travel tickets/bookings, they can however from selling you insurance and they WILL sell it to you given the chance, and they have not got a clue what they are selling or even if you would be covered.
If you have bought from a travel agent, look closely at your coverage and compare to what the FCO recommend for your country of destination -
http://www.fco.gov.uk/en/travel-and-living-abroad/travel-advice-by-country/
Luci's recommendations are Good companies although I have not dealt with them with seniors (that I can remember)C. (Ex-Pat Brit)
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Da - is he touting for business?C. (Ex-Pat Brit)
Travel Insurance Claim Manager
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Da - is he touting for business?
There is a good chance, I looked through his other posts and he sends a lot of PMs to posters. It's very unMSE, everyone else gives their help and opinions with no motive than wanting to help.
Not sure a travel agent is the best person for advise on travel insurance anyway0
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