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Travel Insurance - how much??

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Posted 15 Jun 2015 at 18:26

I should co-co, had a quote elswhere 2500.00, went on tinternet on their site 207.00pounds

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Posted 15 Jun 2015 at 18:45

Sm117, thank you for that info. I just did a quote with Insurancewith.com and they are by far the cheapest with all medical problems covered. I was getting extortionate quotes from other companies.

Cheers, Alan

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Posted 15 Jun 2015 at 18:53
No problem , glad it was useful . Enjoy your holidays all :-)
User
Posted 15 Dec 2016 at 15:46

Many thanks Crescent. 

Originally Posted by: Online Community Member
The company whose logo is a telephone on wheels.
That is Direct Line.

I have metastatic prostate cancer - spread into the bones. But luckily I was put on to the Stampede Trial and received chemotherapy immediately after diagnosis. So six years down the road from diagnosis I am still leading a normal life and giving myself at least four years more to live. 

My wife and I are skipping over to New York for Christmas and we need travel insurance. The Macmillan cancer nurse at Mayday Hospital in Croydon had told me that you can get travel insurance with pre-existing medical conditions specifically excluded.

The best quote I could get if I concealed my medical condition was £70. If I declared my condition, some companies simply declined to quote. Another quoted something ridiculous like £340 if they included my condition. InsuranceWith.com quoted a more reasonable £205. 

 

But at last I found Crescent's message and tried Direct Line. I went through their online system and they quoted £171 for travellers without pre-existing conditions. But the system declined to quote when I said I had a condition.

However I phoned Direct Line and they were willing to exclude my condition from cover and quoted the same price as online. Success!

 

Edited by member 15 Dec 2016 at 15:50  | Reason: Not specified

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Posted 15 Dec 2016 at 16:03
See the thread - holiday insurance again by brianisaac

Look towards the end

I've just got annual family travel insurance with a Nationwide. I opened a Flex a Plus account. Pay £10 per month. Then I have to pay a £100.80 per annum to cover prostate cancer.

I know we are all at different levels of diagnosis, but they might be worth calling.

Walter

 
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