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Travel Insurance

Postby teac532s » 11 Jul 2011 15:09

Hi All

Having booked for next year (sadly missed this year and last) can anyone advise good travel insurance. T C**K seems a bit expensive for travel insurance so would be interested in any insurance any one on the forum had used.
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Re: Travel Insurance

Postby speedin112 » 11 Jul 2011 15:13

i always have the post office for my hubby son and myself £54.50 this year covers every thing u need and really good at paying out , 3 years ago my huby broke his foot first day of holiday :( was well covered ..
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Re: Travel Insurance

Postby teac532s » 11 Jul 2011 15:18

Thanks will check post office. Had seen some online for as little as £12.50 for myself ,wife and son but seemed a little too cheap to be true
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Re: Travel Insurance

Postby jnesbitt » 11 Jul 2011 15:51

T..... C.... insurance £53.10 for two weeks, dont think thats too dear took it this year, will take it again next time too. It will depend on your age and wether you have medical conditions though :)
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Re: Travel Insurance

Postby Jay Trip » 11 Jul 2011 16:19

£53 .10 is expensive for 2 weeks.
My husbands is only that for an annual policy and it includes pre existing conditions.The insurance was recommended by Martin Lewis money saver website and is underwritten by AXA.
My annual insurance was only £75 which also includes pre existing conditions.
We get our moneys worth as we try to go away 4 times a year. :lol:
I was given the phone number of TCs insurance a few years ago and I got my insurance for £13 instead of the £39 they were going to charge for 1 week.
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Re: Travel Insurance

Postby alexsam » 11 Jul 2011 18:23

annual insurance is good if you go on a few trips, single a lot cheaper for one holiday

I just paid for my wife and 2 kids £11 for two weeks insurance

If we do go away again, another £11 is still cheaper than an annual insurance

I get mine free with my bank which also helps
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Re: Travel Insurance

Postby teac532s » 11 Jul 2011 18:46

Cheapest I can get a quote from the big boys £33.00 though i may check into the £12.50 one from Ins*** and G*
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Re: Travel Insurance

Postby BlueNose » 11 Jul 2011 18:47

family of 3 with debenhams £13/14 for a single trip
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Re: Travel Insurance

Postby harry3534 » 11 Jul 2011 18:55

As stated before lots of current accounts offer free travel insurance. However if you want a stand alone policy have a look at www.moneysavingexpert.com this will give you the best deals around, whether it be for the year or a one off holiday.
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Re: Travel Insurance

Postby teac532s » 11 Jul 2011 19:06

Thanks all. Will have a look at all your suggestions and see what I come up with
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Re: Travel Insurance

Postby mickyq » 11 Jul 2011 19:12

try tesco online. seems like good cover and cheaper than post office. they also seem to do a better exchange rate than others
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Re: Travel Insurance

Postby yorkshirerobin » 11 Jul 2011 19:18

We use Atlas Direct only £28 for hubby and myself 2 weeks and we pay extra to have no excess even our agent at TC asked for the name of who we went with :lol:
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Re: Travel Insurance

Postby teac532s » 11 Jul 2011 19:28

just checked my Bank details and guess what Its FREEEEE. Can not get cheaper that now lol
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Re: Travel Insurance

Postby Eatock08 » 11 Jul 2011 19:32

I would recommend an annual travel insurance policy rather than a single trip policy just so your covered if you needed to cancel the holiday for any reason.
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Re: Travel Insurance

Postby mickyq » 11 Jul 2011 20:00

teac532s wrote:just checked my Bank details and guess what Its FREEEEE. Can not get cheaper that now lol


same here. not actually free for me but for £15 a month i get free travel insurance, phone insurance (x4 phones) AA cover, card insurence and a few other perks. i think its worth checking with your bank.
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Re: Travel Insurance

Postby alexsam » 12 Jul 2011 12:35

teac532s wrote:just checked my Bank details and guess what Its FREEEEE. Can not get cheaper that now lol


that will only be for you, family cost extra and quite a bit i noticed when i tried Nationwide - £35 to add the kids on.
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Re: Travel Insurance

Postby teac532s » 12 Jul 2011 14:03

No mate its for 3 of us , myself , wife and son (daughter is 19 so she has to get her own). Policy states cover for Myself , Partner and up to 7 children. I am with Ulster Bank
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Re: Travel Insurance

Postby lizcoy » 12 Jul 2011 18:58

yes my bank account covers me for insurance two adults and up to four children! x
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Re: Travel Insurance

Postby alexsam » 12 Jul 2011 19:48

teac532s wrote:No mate its for 3 of us , myself , wife and son (daughter is 19 so she has to get her own). Policy states cover for Myself , Partner and up to 7 children. I am with Ulster Bank


I might change banks then, do they do the £100 bonus if you do :lol:
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Re: Travel Insurance

Postby sylvnclive » 12 Jul 2011 21:00

Hello,

A little word of warning, most insurance policies that come with bank accounts as free only give European cover and this excludes Turkey in a lot of cases. You need to check with your bank that it covers Turkey and if it doesn't, they'll normally extend for a year for about a Tenner per person. Stil cheaper than geting worldwide cover which can be expensive, probably why T* C* charge £50 odd.
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