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Cruise travellers - be wary of Leisure Guard Lite
sacherlover
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We have previously had an annual policy with Leisure Guard Lite.
Because we often put our own travel arrangements together, things such as End Supplier Failure etc. are important to us.
As part of my pre buying I had a series of emails with Rock Insurance (who are behind Leisure Guard Lite).
Our annual policy expired in November 2017 and the cost was around £97.
This time, with no changes to health etc. the same policy is now £150 AND NO LONGER COVERS CRUISE HOLIDAYS!
You are then asked for an extra £75 for the Cruise Holiday extension - taking it to £225.
I've gone back to LV, who were cheaper, higher defaqto rating and also include my mild asthma within the standard premium - I would have had to pay extra with Leisure Guard Lite.
So particularly if you may use your annual travel insurance policy for going on a cruise - think twice before choosing Leisure Guard Lite.
Because we often put our own travel arrangements together, things such as End Supplier Failure etc. are important to us.
As part of my pre buying I had a series of emails with Rock Insurance (who are behind Leisure Guard Lite).
Our annual policy expired in November 2017 and the cost was around £97.
This time, with no changes to health etc. the same policy is now £150 AND NO LONGER COVERS CRUISE HOLIDAYS!
You are then asked for an extra £75 for the Cruise Holiday extension - taking it to £225.
I've gone back to LV, who were cheaper, higher defaqto rating and also include my mild asthma within the standard premium - I would have had to pay extra with Leisure Guard Lite.
So particularly if you may use your annual travel insurance policy for going on a cruise - think twice before choosing Leisure Guard Lite.
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