Travel insurance
Hi,
My parents (in the UK) are planning to visit in October. The are both over 65 but under 70. Dad has recently been diagnosed with diabetes and COPD, mum has asthma. Can anyone recommend a company that might provide travel insurance for them? Thanks! |
Re: Travel insurance
Take a look at the guide to travel insurance here...
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/ins...avel-insurance hopefully you will find something that will be suitable. |
Re: Travel insurance
Have they looked at SAGA, they do all sorts of stuff for people over 50.
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Re: Travel insurance
The post office is supposed to be good, my Mum used them last time she came over.
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Re: Travel insurance
My mil was just over in June, she's 67 and has COPD as well. I'll ask her what travel insurance company she used. I know it was pretty pricey though....
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Re: Travel insurance
Originally Posted by lansbury
(Post 10242848)
Have they looked at SAGA, they do all sorts of stuff for people over 50.
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Re: Travel insurance
Originally Posted by redarmy990
(Post 10243121)
extremly expensive
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Re: Travel insurance
Some insurance companies will not insure over 60's...even more for 70's and for 80 year olds it's even more difficult. I used AllClearTravelInsurance for my 80+ MIL who has several major health problems. Cost about $1K for 2 weeks.
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cant remember who my parents are using.
there visiting next thursday for 2 weeks. my dads 70 and healthy,my mum has angina,high blood pressure,asthma, before i left uk i got them a deal for 380 pound or somewhere near that. i will find out who with and post it :thumbsup: |
Re: Travel insurance
I'm pretty sure my parents use Barclays for their travel insurance.
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Re: Travel insurance
Originally Posted by AmerLisa
(Post 10242981)
My mil was just over in June, she's 67 and has COPD as well. I'll ask her what travel insurance company she used. I know it was pretty pricey though....
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Re: Travel insurance
Originally Posted by Sally Redux
(Post 10242964)
The post office is supposed to be good, my Mum used them last time she came over.
She'll be 75 next year. |
Re: Travel insurance
Did these cover pre existing conditions?
Which seems to be the issue? |
Re: Travel insurance
Originally Posted by Boiler
(Post 10243562)
Did these cover pre existing conditions?
Which seems to be the issue? I had arranged for another company to insure her...but before travelling she was diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes so they pulled the cover. You usually have to inform them of any illness or change in meds within 6 mths of travel. If this happens be prepared for the insurance company to pull their coverage. |
Re: Travel insurance
Originally Posted by Boiler
(Post 10243562)
Did these cover pre existing conditions?
Which seems to be the issue? Blood pressure meds and some light pain meds for her wrist that she broke last year. |
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