Does anybody know any good insurance companys for a u.s trip?

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  [Deleted User] Posts: 5,383

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  07/04/12 - 18:26 #2

  Go look here, MSE is ALWAYS the place to start for advice on these things;
  
  http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/insurance/cheap-travel-insurance

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  asyousay Posts: 38,838

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  07/04/12 - 19:40 #3

  LCDMAN wrote: »

  Go look here, MSE is ALWAYS the place to start for advice on these things;
  
  http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/insurance/cheap-travel-insurance

  
  Thank You

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  tinshed Posts: 483

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  07/04/12 - 19:47 #4

  or try the Disney information Bulletin Board, lots of advice info on insurance companies.

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  simondsUU933w Posts: 4,176

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  07/04/12 - 20:25 #5

  +1 for Martin Lewis' Money Saving Expert site.
  
  Travel insurance companies are much a muchness really.

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  grumpyscot Posts: 11,354

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  08/04/12 - 12:15 #6

  I use LV, mainly because they don't bother with the fact that I take betablockers and prostate pills. But I also get a discount since both my car policies are with them.

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  08/04/12 - 14:53 #7

  We used Columbus last time we went - as above, it was due to lack of issue around medical conditions.
  
  Bear in mind though, you don't *really* know how good your insurance is until you need to claim on it!

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  [Deleted User] Posts: 200

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  08/04/12 - 14:55 #8

  Another volte for Columbus here. Very reasonable price for a lot of benefits.

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  BrunoStreete Posts: 7,180

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  09/04/12 - 08:52 #9

  simonp820 wrote: »

  +1 for Martin Lewis' Money Saving Expert site.
  
  Travel insurance companies are much a muchness really.

  
  Not when it comes to a claim they're not.

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  mike1948 Posts: 2,157

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  09/04/12 - 10:26 #10

  Always declare any pre-existing medical condition. Otherwise, you will not be covered in the event of a claim - and they check with your GP before paying out. In the US medical care is very expensive. It is better to pay a slightly higher premium than risk a claim being refused.

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