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Questions & Answers
Q. Question?
I have an annual policy that I have recently made a claim on. Is this policy now still valid ? I believe it is, but would the insurance company have any get out angles ?
A. Best Answer: William - the policy remains in force until the renewal date, unless the insurers have told you otherwise in writing. Steve has already mentioned suspected fraudulent claims and if the insurers had any concerns about the recent claim you made, they could cancel the cover, but they'd have to tell you. Details of how they would have to do it will be included in the policy wording or Terms & Conditions.
As to renewal, insurers are not obliged to renew policies. Most insurers will send you a renewal reminder in the hope of keeping your business. But if they feel your business is not worth keeping, they may not remind you!
From your question, it sounds as if you have something in mind, so post a more detailed question for more detailed answers.
Q. Question? I bet this question gets spammed something rotten, but here goes...
I'm off to the Czech Republic (it's cheap) with my girlfriend for a week's skiing over Easter. I've booked flights via EasyJet, and have booked a hotel privately. I used to have annual travel insurance, but that's expired. I have some life insurance, but it doesn't cover medical costs for winter sports.
EasyJet offer travel insurance at £30/head, but I don't know if it's any good.
Can anyone advise..?
A. Best Answer: try http://www.portwood.co.uk/travel-insurance/online-quotation-system.thm
Q. Question? Hey,
For two adults (UK citizens), one 46 years old the other 18 would it be cheaper to get "annual cover" travel insurance rather than just travel insurance for that specific month?
If you can advise a good cheap insurance company that would be great too.
Thanks a lot in advance.
A. Best Answer: Use moneysupermarket.com and use their comparison facility.
Make sure that you use worldwide and also that the cover is sufficient.
Q. Question? I'm going to Colombia for 5 months. I am not sure if to purchase a single trip or annual insurance??
A. Best Answer: I'm not sure either will cover such a long trip. Check out moneysavingexpert.com website.
Q. Question? Hi. I'm looking for an annual travel insurance policy available in the UK. Previously I've always used insureandgo.com as a supplier of first resort, but I (thankfully) have no experience of whether or not they are fair in paying out on claims, good to deal with when claiming etc.
Does anyone have any travel insurance suppliers whom they would recommend or avoid?
A. Best Answer: Best I have ever used is http://cheaper.travelinsurance.co.uk/
It starts from £21.29 per person.
Q. Question? Ok im a bit confused... im going on holiday for 1 month..
23 jul-20aug return tickets... im not sure what travel insurance to get wether its annual or single travel insurance?
Thank You x
A. Best Answer: If this is just a single trip i.e. you fly out 23rd July and not returning until 20th August, then you only need single travel insurance. However, if you are visiting multiple countries in this single trip, you may want to double check with the insurer.
However, if you are going to make multiple trips in a year, you may want to take out Annual Multi Trip insurance. It will work out cheaper than multiple single trip policies.
I have used Worldwide Insurance for a number of years for my travel insurance and can recommend them.
Q. Question? In the Building Industry nearly everyone has to work through an agency because there aren't very many jobs on PAYE. My husband is a Carpenter and in the credit crunch there is no work, he has paid his Class 2 (weekly stamp) and class 4 (annual stamp - worked out on how much you earn) so you can end up paying as much as anyone else in regular employment. However, once there is no work you are first out of a job and never entitled to any benefits unlike those employed through an employer, the best you get is your weekly stamp paid (£2.40). I suggested to my husband that he spent his unemployment time learning a new trade but he's been told by the job centre he is not entitled to go on any courses because he is not on benefits of any kind. In addition he travels up to 100 miles round trip to go to interviews for non-existent jobs and no travel expenses are available. Because I work full time we cannot get anything no matter what wage I earn, but I still have to support all these fruitless journeys to jobs where they are hoping to get contracts within the next few months if things take off. One might think why bother going into the job centre every other week just to get a £2.40 stamp paid, well there is a very good reason, if he doesn't do it, he drops off the government unemployed figures, anyone think all this is deliberate to stop people from being classified unemployed? Equally, does anyone have any genuine ideas on a way ahead? We cant afford to pay for him to go to college.
A. Best Answer: Yes, very unfortunate being in the building industry as it's usually the first hit during a recession.
My only suggestion, and I'm sure you've already thought of this, print some flyers for handyman jobs locally or advertise in the local paper if you can afford this. There are always people who need small jobs done and if he's prepared to do this and he's good at what he does and is reliable and honest, this could build into a small business over time. The benefits are cash jobs, self employment, a good income and flexibility.
I wish you much luck. Been there done that and it's not fun.
Q. Question? i'm going to Florida soon and getting a hired car as part of the package.i phoned the travel company who told me it will cost me £300 to insure us for 2 weeks that's almost double what i'm paying for my own annual car insurance is that the going rate or can i get it cheaper shopping around or because there giving me the rental do i have to go with them
A. Best Answer: You don't need car insurance to go diving - just some scuba gear.
Q. Question?
A. Best Answer: I don't think it is, get a free quote from this site. This is the insurance I use when I go backpacking abroad. Cheers!
http://www.travelex-insurance.com/index.asp?location=07-0018
A. Best Answer: William - the policy remains in force until the renewal date, unless the insurers have told you otherwise in writing. Steve has already mentioned suspected fraudulent claims and if the insurers had any concerns about the recent claim you made, they could cancel the cover, but they'd have to tell you. Details of how they would have to do it will be included in the policy wording or Terms & Conditions.
As to renewal, insurers are not obliged to renew policies. Most insurers will send you a renewal reminder in the hope of keeping your business. But if they feel your business is not worth keeping, they may not remind you!
From your question, it sounds as if you have something in mind, so post a more detailed question for more detailed answers.
Q. Question? I bet this question gets spammed something rotten, but here goes...
I'm off to the Czech Republic (it's cheap) with my girlfriend for a week's skiing over Easter. I've booked flights via EasyJet, and have booked a hotel privately. I used to have annual travel insurance, but that's expired. I have some life insurance, but it doesn't cover medical costs for winter sports.
EasyJet offer travel insurance at £30/head, but I don't know if it's any good.
Can anyone advise..?
A. Best Answer: try http://www.portwood.co.uk/travel-insurance/online-quotation-system.thm
Q. Question? Hey,
For two adults (UK citizens), one 46 years old the other 18 would it be cheaper to get "annual cover" travel insurance rather than just travel insurance for that specific month?
If you can advise a good cheap insurance company that would be great too.
Thanks a lot in advance.
A. Best Answer: Use moneysupermarket.com and use their comparison facility.
Make sure that you use worldwide and also that the cover is sufficient.
Q. Question? I'm going to Colombia for 5 months. I am not sure if to purchase a single trip or annual insurance??
A. Best Answer: I'm not sure either will cover such a long trip. Check out moneysavingexpert.com website.
Q. Question? Hi. I'm looking for an annual travel insurance policy available in the UK. Previously I've always used insureandgo.com as a supplier of first resort, but I (thankfully) have no experience of whether or not they are fair in paying out on claims, good to deal with when claiming etc.
Does anyone have any travel insurance suppliers whom they would recommend or avoid?
A. Best Answer: Best I have ever used is http://cheaper.travelinsurance.co.uk/
It starts from £21.29 per person.
Q. Question? Ok im a bit confused... im going on holiday for 1 month..
23 jul-20aug return tickets... im not sure what travel insurance to get wether its annual or single travel insurance?
Thank You x
A. Best Answer: If this is just a single trip i.e. you fly out 23rd July and not returning until 20th August, then you only need single travel insurance. However, if you are visiting multiple countries in this single trip, you may want to double check with the insurer.
However, if you are going to make multiple trips in a year, you may want to take out Annual Multi Trip insurance. It will work out cheaper than multiple single trip policies.
I have used Worldwide Insurance for a number of years for my travel insurance and can recommend them.
Q. Question? In the Building Industry nearly everyone has to work through an agency because there aren't very many jobs on PAYE. My husband is a Carpenter and in the credit crunch there is no work, he has paid his Class 2 (weekly stamp) and class 4 (annual stamp - worked out on how much you earn) so you can end up paying as much as anyone else in regular employment. However, once there is no work you are first out of a job and never entitled to any benefits unlike those employed through an employer, the best you get is your weekly stamp paid (£2.40). I suggested to my husband that he spent his unemployment time learning a new trade but he's been told by the job centre he is not entitled to go on any courses because he is not on benefits of any kind. In addition he travels up to 100 miles round trip to go to interviews for non-existent jobs and no travel expenses are available. Because I work full time we cannot get anything no matter what wage I earn, but I still have to support all these fruitless journeys to jobs where they are hoping to get contracts within the next few months if things take off. One might think why bother going into the job centre every other week just to get a £2.40 stamp paid, well there is a very good reason, if he doesn't do it, he drops off the government unemployed figures, anyone think all this is deliberate to stop people from being classified unemployed? Equally, does anyone have any genuine ideas on a way ahead? We cant afford to pay for him to go to college.
A. Best Answer: Yes, very unfortunate being in the building industry as it's usually the first hit during a recession.
My only suggestion, and I'm sure you've already thought of this, print some flyers for handyman jobs locally or advertise in the local paper if you can afford this. There are always people who need small jobs done and if he's prepared to do this and he's good at what he does and is reliable and honest, this could build into a small business over time. The benefits are cash jobs, self employment, a good income and flexibility.
I wish you much luck. Been there done that and it's not fun.
Q. Question? i'm going to Florida soon and getting a hired car as part of the package.i phoned the travel company who told me it will cost me £300 to insure us for 2 weeks that's almost double what i'm paying for my own annual car insurance is that the going rate or can i get it cheaper shopping around or because there giving me the rental do i have to go with them
A. Best Answer: You don't need car insurance to go diving - just some scuba gear.
Q. Question?
A. Best Answer: I don't think it is, get a free quote from this site. This is the insurance I use when I go backpacking abroad. Cheers!
http://www.travelex-insurance.com/index.asp?location=07-0018
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