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Travel insurance
1479neil
Posts: 2 Newbie
I bought travel insurance on 27th Mar to cover a trip to New York. I bought from Alpha insurance (through moneysupermarket.com). At the time of booking I fully read through the policy wording & their standard cancellation would have covered me for any cancellation based on government advice not to travel. I have just been on their website to discover that have have implemented a policy stating they will not cover ANY claims relating to Coronavirus for policies taken out after the 13th March. How is this legal that they can backdate a policy change after the policy was purchased? This is purely a header on their website & their policy wording remains unchanged to what it was when I booked! Surely they can’t do that?!
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