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24 Feb 17, 04:53 PM |
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Do travel insurance premiums go up if you claim?
I'm now wondering whether I should try to claim the air fares back from our holiday. They were £350 and the travel insurance was over £200 because of mom's age. If I claim this now (unfit to fly) do I have to declare it for future holidays and will this then make the cost of the insurance prohibitive?
Would I be better off counting the air fare as a sunk cost and not claim? Fortunately, that's the only loss on the holiday as the hotel was booked on a 24 hour cancellation booking. I'm wondering if it's worth the hassle? |
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24 Feb 17, 04:57 PM |
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My 'claim' for my Son with an operation, 3 day hspital stay, me having to stay an extra 5 days. Him having an UC seat/bed to come home. My flight to accompany him. Extra car hire, Gatwick parking, food and phone calls was not that far off $100K. Cost to me = £50
Same Company the following year and not a penny more to pay.
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24 Feb 17, 06:21 PM |
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Join Date: Jan 13
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Unlike car insurance, I dont recall being asked if I'd ever previously made a claim on holiday insurance when I was looking for new insurance the other month, so I dont think it makes a difference.
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24 Feb 17, 06:52 PM |
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This is a good question. Im just claiming for my holiday. Mine is a lot more than £350 though 😕
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24 Feb 17, 07:29 PM |
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I was wondering this as we claimed back £805.00 last year and used approx $1000 worth of medical last year.
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24 Feb 17, 11:26 PM |
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I don't see how it can make any difference, I've never been asked when buying insurance if I've ever claimed in the past.
I wish it was the same with car insurance!
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25 Feb 17, 11:40 AM |
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was asked years ago by direct line , but never by anyone else
on a personal note I wont touch direct line with a barge pole , they sold my details to ambulance chasers despite me ticking box not to share details , repeatedly ignored my complaints , make sure when you claim you emphasis don't share details with other companies
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25 Feb 17, 04:40 PM |
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Travel insurance isn't like car insurance where you build up no claims benefits. I've had to claim on travel insurance on a number of occasions for medical reasons and it was had no effect on subsequent premiums.
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25 Feb 17, 04:50 PM |
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Having had anxiety I declared it when getting qoutes. I was then asked if it had ever caused me to cancel a planned trip - which it hadnt.
Apart from that (anxiety) I dont think claims history is requested but you will of course have to declare the health condition in future. |
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