Forces Pension Society

frankie · 27 April 2018 at 3:24PM

Is this organisation any good?

As a 70 year old ex forces with pre existing medical conditions I am looking for annual travel insurance and have heard somewhere that good discounts are to be had by becoming a member?

Fergie76 · 20 May 2018 at 9:16PM

I'm not sure you have the right organisation. I think they just give pension advice, which I have heard that are very good at.

For travel insurance try Forces Mutual. I have never used them, so this is not a recommendation.

frankie · 21 May 2018 at 9:35AM

Thank you.

It is the correct organisation, I looked on their website, costs just over £30 to join and become eligible for the insurance.

Unfortunately you can't scope out the polict, t&cs etc until you join so you can't really find out if the insurance is suitable.

I have now found NFOP and the membership is about the same but the insurance details can be seen prior to signing up.

To me it looks a good deal. Insurance for a couple, worldwide including cruise and winter sports cover is £275.

Definately worth looking into to see if it suits.

hollie.weimeraner · 25 May 2018 at 10:44AM

frankie wrote: »

Is this organisation any good?

As a 70 year old ex forces with pre existing medical conditions I am looking for annual travel insurance and have heard somewhere that good discounts are to be had by becoming a member?

I was having trouble getting travel insurance for an undiagnosed condition for my wife and ended up going with the Nationwide Flexplus bank account in the end. They covered us at a cost of £129 on top of the £13 month account fees which also includes breakdown and mobile phone cover.
May be worth giving the health screening number a call to see if they'll cover you. (Valid up to age 75)

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