travel insurance
- by donna_30
- 2013-07-02 11:07:47
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hi all can anybody help me from the uk who is having trouble getting holiday insurance please give me a few thanks donna
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Nationwide
by Suzie_G - 2013-07-02 05:07:04
I bank with the above building society and they offer free holiday insurance if you meet the account requirements. I have paid £30 to include my pm for a years cover. Bargain !
axa
by kimbo - 2013-07-04 12:07:14
hi i use AXA they covered me when i had ablation and i just got a quote for spain and is cheaper with the pm than what it was when i had the ablation!! also ive used flexi cover.com but find AXA cheaper.
kimbo
Arrhythmia Alliance
by Cyril - 2013-07-05 05:07:57
Hi Donna,
I'm from the UK too, and have only just joined this site (about 5 mins ago). Try this URL http://www.heartrhythmcharity.org.uk/www/410/0/Travel/ They have a lot of other useful information on other pages as well.
Cyril.
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Have a good holiday !
by IAN MC - 2013-07-02 01:07:33
Hi Donna Your best source of information is the consumer magazine "Which" . If you don't subscribe to it you can normally see back copies in your local library.
The Dec 2011 edition had a very useful article on " Travel Insurance for people with pre-existing medical conditions "
At the time two companies seemed to come out well :-
i) Travel Insurance Medical and ii) Holiday Safe
I'm sure you will get contact details if you Google them
They found a 900 % difference in price between the cheapest and dearest companies so it is worth shopping around.
I have also heard that it is worthwhile contacting
Saga and Age Concern; both apparently are good for people with health issues
You should of course tell them about your PM and when it was installed. Most companies charge a premium if you have had any op within the previous 12 months
Best of luck
Ian