Cheapest Travel Insurance Discussion

Donnie

What?
Liverpool Victoria Insurance Company Limited. Registered in England No. 3232514 Registered office: County Gates, Bournemouth, BH1 2NF. Authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority (FSA) and entered onto the FSA Register, Registration No. 202965.

Liverpool Victoria Travel Insurance is underwritten by Elvia Travel Insurance International and administered by Mondial Assistance (UK) Limited.

ELVIA Travel Insurance International N.V. (Netherlands) are authorised by the Dutch Insurance Chamber in Holland and are regulated by the Financial Service Authority for the conduct of UK business.

Mondial Assistance (UK) Limited Registered in England No. 1710361 Mondial House, 102 George Street, Croydon, CR9 1AJ VAT No. GB 344 9108 53 are authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority.

http://www.liverpoolvictoria.co.uk/customer/contact_us/sales/protecting.htm

Are you sure that you dialled the correct number? They only sell their own Annual Travel Insurance policy.
Maybe you should try again.

petmaxwell

we find it more and more difficult to get travel insurance for spain now we are over 65. We go away on long stay (3 to 4 months) holidays to spain each winter. any suggestions for reasonavly priced annual policy. snow bird

jnd

I noticed this link on Travel Insurance Web's website for over 65's. http://www.insureforall.com/

mellymell_2

try norwich union, i got a 10 day policy for 2 adults to USA for £40 that was by far the cheapest!

wigginsmum

I booked some cheap multistop flights through Ebookers today and the lady in India quoted me £112.50 for two adults and a child to the US for 2 weeks. I said No as I'd seen it elsewhere for £80 and she immediately offered it to me for £70. She read through the coverage and I went with it because I consider AiG to be reputable, so I'm quite pleased. We only go away once every few years, so it's not worth us getting an annual policy.

Jules

psb

Does Anybody Know Of A Insurance Company That Covers Snowmobiling In Their Schedule? Had Used The Same Company 'tag Direct' For Last Few Years Only To Be Told This Year That I Havent Been Covered For Snomo! Even Tho Each Year I've Told Then Thats What I'd Be Doing. Help Asap Please As Off To Canada In February.

Porker

Columbus Direct do it - you have to pick it as an activity, but it is specifically mentioned - website here , hope this helps!

AnneHills

I took Martin's advice and shopped around for annual travel insurance.

We took out an Annual policy with 'Travel Insurance Web' in June.

Very sadly, my Father-In-Law died suddenly from a stoke 3 days before we were due to depart on holiday in August.

We had to jump through lots of hoops to make our claim - including asking his GP to complete a medical form twice - once to indicate that it wasn't a pre-existing condition and then again to indicate that she wasn't involved in the treatment of this condition. We then had to ask her to write an additional letter to confirm the date of the stroke.

But finally we got our settlement cheque in the post this morning - for the full amount claimed (minus the £50 per person excess as expected).

I think it goes to show that it is certainly worth persevering.

psb

To Porker
Actually Rang Columbus Insurance As My Partner Is Asthmatic So Had To Declare That Also. They Gave Me A Quote Of £98.41 Which I Have Taken Up. Thanks For The Info Psb

Zebra

My partner is 34 years old, and has a "pre-existing medical condition" ie diabetes.

Has anyone any suggestions for cheap annual (european) insurance policies?

Thank you in anticipation.