How much do you expect to pay for travel insurance?

[SpinMill]

Hi, with it coming up to the time our flights will be released, I've started looking for insurance, I don't want to pay anything out until I know I've got insurance in place.
How much would you expect to pay for travel insurance? I've found a policy with boots that's £150, has 5 stars with defaqto, and covers us for the full amount for cancellation, unlimited medical and has end supplier failure.
There are 2 adults and 1 child. Does this sound about right? Thanks in advance.

[sprocket]

We paid £90 for Aviva for 5 star cover, for an annual policy and that covered a few pre existing conditions. £150 sounds very expensive.
I also got Quidco which brought it down again.
We found travel insurance was more expensive via price comparison sites than going direct.

[SpinMill]

Ah, right, it does seem expensive compared to that, we've no existing conditions. I'll have a look for some more quotes and check out Aviva, thanks

[inky1]

What level of cover would you normally take out .

[Guest]

What I expect and what I pay are two different things
Just paid £120 for a week for two of us but we are 75,yrs and DH a diabetic
I do think yours is a bit high, try Explorer travel.

[Picklepuppy]

how long is piece of string?

[Smilesonfaces]

We paid £160 for 3 adults and 1 child. 2 of us have fairly minor medical declarations and I did think it was on the expensive side but still the cheapest I could find.

[7SeasSailor]

£400.00

[Burgmeister]

We pay something similar to 7SeasSailor as my wife has pre-existing medical issues that we can't ignore.

[FunlovinEeyore]

I paid £150 with Boots for 2A & 2C but that was with 3 declared medical conditions and their top level of insurance. I could have paid £120 for the next level down, still £10 million medical but with excesses and not quite so many things covered.