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balders 7:27 Tue Feb 16
Travel Insurance for the over 65s
Anyone help

Remember reading on here that someone got a good deal for travel insurance for over 65s with a few health problems

Would appreciate if they can let me know the company want to bring the old man out to the far east for a couple of months

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Helmut Shown 9:16 Tue Feb 16
Re: Travel Insurance for the over 65s
I have "free" travel insurance with a Nationwide bank account and they wanted £288 excess to cover my existing medical conditions. However when I tried Saga and Staysure both wanted over £800. You also get free breakdown insurance and you can use your debit card for free abroad

JayeMPee 12:05 Tue Feb 16
Re: Travel Insurance for the over 65s
Try Staysure

KB 11:59 Tue Feb 16
Re: Travel Insurance for the over 65s
Worth giving Staysure a call - http://www.staysure.co.uk/travelinsurance/over65.

Marston Hammer 9:50 Tue Feb 16
Re: Travel Insurance for the over 65s
If your doing that trip to switzerland your kids bought you for xmas i wouldn't worry too much about insurance.

Private Dancer 9:38 Tue Feb 16
Re: Travel Insurance for the over 65s
Can't help directly with this balders, as in what companies to use etc, but what I would say is if his problems are potentially quite serious, ie existing problems, don't just go for the bog standard mickey house holiday insurance, as if he does have a big problem the coverage amount won't be enough to cover him. Get proper ex-pat type insurance, obviously it will cost more but it's piece of mind, and if he does have anything 'existing' that will bump the price up too. You be be able to find a company that does say a 60 or a 90 day policy, rather than taking out a yearly one.

greenie1 9:29 Tue Feb 16
Re: Travel Insurance for the over 65s
Is it half term this week?

Dr Moose 9:10 Tue Feb 16
Re: Travel Insurance for the over 65s
Have you tried searching the internet?

joe royal 7:37 Tue Feb 16
Re: Travel Insurance for the over 65s
Obvious answer is Saga.





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