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How can you avoid being over or under insured on your travel policy ?
You really don't want to pay for cover that you don't actually need. Neither do you want to find out when it's too late that you don't have sufficient cover. There's only one way to avoid either of these dilemmas and that's to find out what's covered in the policy before you buy!
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Hot Topics
- Is it possible to get cheaper travel insurance for a couple?
- Yes, if you and your partner are travelling together, you stand to save even more money with a joint travel insurance policy.
- How do you make a claim on your Travel Insurance Policy?
- If you need to make a claim, contact the Insurance Company that issued your policy as quickly as possible. You’ll find full details explaining what to do in the booklet that came with your policy. Don’t forget to take the booklet and a note of your policy number with you!
- Does cheap travel insurance mean you’ll get less cover?
- Not necessarily – but you can be sure when you buy your travel insurance through Endsleigh or Essential Travel you'll get a great deal !
- How much can you really save buying travel insurance online?
- You could save up to 40% through Securance, our partners for Travel Insurance.
- What does the term excess waiver mean?
- When you get a quote for your travel insurance you may find that the policy is subject to an excess waiver. This means that you will be responsible for paying the first part of a claim.
For instance, there's no point paying for a policy that includes ski cover
if you are going to the Caribbean! However, if you are the adventurous type and you might have a go at paragliding while you are there, make sure you are covered for this particular pursuit. Otherwise you run the risk of being under insured without any cover whatsoever, should you be injured in an accident!
Either way, it's a good idea to keep in mind where you are going and what you will be doing in order to get the most appropriate travel insurance.
Frequently Asked Questions related to the above topic.
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- Can you be refused travel insurance?
- What are the different types travel insurance and which should you choose?
- Do you need travel insurance if you are travelling in the UK?
- What’s the difference between standard and business travel insurance?
- Is it possible to get cheaper travel insurance for a couple?
- How do you make a claim on your travel insurance policy?
- Can you explain more about family travel insurance?
- Does cheap travel insurance mean you’ll get less cover?
- What exclusions on Travel Insurance should you look out for?
- Are there any reasons why you may be unable to claim?
- Would you be better off getting annual travel insurance?
- Does extreme sports insurance cover you all hazardous activities?
- Can you get cheap travel insurance if you are over 65?
- Will you be able to claim in the event of a terrorist attack?
- What should you do if you want to complain about your travel insurance?
- Why is there a need for a special backpacker’s travel insurance?
- What is Form E111 and do you really need it?
- How much discount can you get on group travel insurance?
- Do you need special travel insurance for ski-ing holidays?
- What should be covered on a standard travel insurance policy?
- What insurance cover do you need to drive abroad?
- How much can you really save buying travel insurance online?
- Is there such a thing as golf travel insurance?
- What does the term excess waiver mean?
- Is it OK just to get single trip travel insurance?
- How can you avoid being over or under insured on your travel policy?




