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Annual travel insurance

i have already arranged a DIY travel trip for next year. i currently have an annual travel poilicy (with AXA) but i am considering changing to another provider.

what happens, assuming i change provider now, if in the future i have to change or cancel my travel plans (with a legitimate reason)?

would i be covered and if so by which provider - the one in place when i planned the holiday (AXA) or the new provider?

i am sure this has topic has been raised before so apologies in advance.
thanks.

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  • InsideInsurance
    InsideInsurance Posts: 22,460 Forumite
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    Its the one in force at the time of the incident, so unless something happens before you buy the new one then its the new one
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