Travel insurance, who does everyone use?

[Scotsmomma2]

Annual worldwide with Staysure,sadly with age and medical declarations,ours is far from cheap.

[Andysaurus]

Tesco worked out by far the cheapest, £30pp when everywhere else seemingly wanted £70+! Thought there might be some kind of catch but having read through the terms carefully there doesn't seem to be any.

[toonarmani]

HSBC Premier, great cover and free for account holders

[shack69]

I currently get mine via the halifax ultimate reward package. Its £17 a month but i get £5 back. so for £144 I get travel insurance plus AA cover and a couple of other things. I used to have Nationwide , but was offered money to switch so its actually costing about £19 for a years worth of coverage.

[Noodle500]

Originally Posted by marlouwrig

Nationwide as part of Flexplus account

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Same here. We took out the account for worldwide insurance

[Sandra & co]

Try Avanti and Tesco they were the cheapest when I looked for my son and daughter and sister

[tspill]

We use the Nationwide Flex+ insurance. £13/month plus medicals.
It was half the price of any other quote we got and for generally better cover.

We opened the account just to get the travel insurance. But it also includes mobile phone insurance and breakdown cover.

[sprocket]

Always remember to check the covid cover of you are worried about this. Some policies exclude or have limited cover. I recently read one that didn't cover hotel/tickets etc if your flight was cancelled due to staff shortages due to covid

[derenstar]

Nationwide flex plus here also. It’s great coverage for such little money

[aqualiv]

Stay sure with discount code