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Questions about going to Canada insurance and money

Hi,

We are currently considering going to Montreal in Sept/Oct does anybody here know the best place to look for travel insurance would be.

And we would also like to get an idea of how much spending money we would need, rough guide the best bet?

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  • Shimrod
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    For travel insurance, I'd suggest using one of the comparison websites such as confused.com. Assuming you are under 65 and have no medical conditions, travel insurance is relatively cheap, just take care that the allowances for single items (such as any cameras you take) are high enough.

    It's quite cheap to eat out in Canada, but how much spending money you might need really depends on what you are planning to do over there - hard to comment without a bit more info!
  • I've always had good quotes from Esure.
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