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Best Travel Insurance Please For Oldies ..
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Cruising from Southampton to France, Spain, Portugal for two over 70s. Thanks all. Single trip insurance.
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This type of question has been asked countless times here, so I'll try to summarise the answers below:
Saga specialise in the field. Some AB members have found their prices reasonable but others have found them to be expensive:
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Age Co (formerly Age UK) Travel Insurance has been popular among ABers but, alas, is not currently providing cover (presumably due to Covid risks).
StaySure has quite a few fans on AB:
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Several people have found cover through Able2Travel. It's a brokerage that specialises in cover for customers with pre-existing medical condition but which also offers general policies to senior citizens:
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AllClear are similar to Able2Travel and also worth trying:
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I've not been travelling much during the past few years (even pre-Covid) but, prior to that, I was getting my travel insurance at really low rates with Holidaysafe. (For example, four years ago, at the age of 64, I was paying just £16 for annual European cover). They insure senior citizens, so I suggest checking out what they can offer you:
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Martin Lewis's Money Saving Expert website has advice and suggestions:
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Also remember that the big price comparison sites all search across large numbers of providers for the best quotes:
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Saga specialise in the field. Some AB members have found their prices reasonable but others have found them to be expensive:
https:/
Age Co (formerly Age UK) Travel Insurance has been popular among ABers but, alas, is not currently providing cover (presumably due to Covid risks).
StaySure has quite a few fans on AB:
https:/
Several people have found cover through Able2Travel. It's a brokerage that specialises in cover for customers with pre-existing medical condition but which also offers general policies to senior citizens:
https:/
AllClear are similar to Able2Travel and also worth trying:
https:/
I've not been travelling much during the past few years (even pre-Covid) but, prior to that, I was getting my travel insurance at really low rates with Holidaysafe. (For example, four years ago, at the age of 64, I was paying just £16 for annual European cover). They insure senior citizens, so I suggest checking out what they can offer you:
https:/
Martin Lewis's Money Saving Expert website has advice and suggestions:
https:/
Also remember that the big price comparison sites all search across large numbers of providers for the best quotes:
https:/
https:/
https:/
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