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    I've been having terrible trouble finding insurance for a long booked trip to USA & Canada since having my wee allergy incident. After a few quotes in the £900's for three weeks for two older folk with the added complications of high blood pressure and knee replacement I found a quote for £443.07. Seems to cover everything we need at many million dollars for treatments and repatriation etc. In case anyone needs similar try All Clear Travel Insurance www.allcleartravel.co.uk. I have no connection with this company just FYI Hoping for sunshine and heat .......

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    Hmmm... that sounds very expensive, i suppose its because its outside the EU. I'd still shop around

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    Try money supermarket health insurance

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bridget View Post
    I've been having terrible trouble finding insurance for a long booked trip to USA & Canada since having my wee allergy incident. After a few quotes in the £900's for three weeks for two older folk with the added complications of high blood pressure and knee replacement I found a quote for £443.07. Seems to cover everything we need at many million dollars for treatments and repatriation etc. In case anyone needs similar try All Clear Travel Insurance www.allcleartravel.co.uk. I have no connection with this company just FYI Hoping for sunshine and heat .......
    this might be wrong but you could get private medical cover for a year possibly and cover for overseas holiday inc
    might be worth checking Bridget if you haven't already that is

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Drone Ranger View Post
    this might be wrong but you could get private medical cover for a year possibly and cover for overseas holiday inc
    might be worth checking Bridget if you haven't already that is
    We have got private medical cover through work and up until November this included travel but as a cost cutting exercise travel was excluded. I shall try to get it reinstated. I tried the various money supermarkets and experts etc but after a couple that wouldn't even look at it I gave up. This insurance company specialise in conditions like anaphylaxis



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    You had already considered that Bridget
    I thought you might have
    Pity about the health cover being reduced
    Travel insurance seems to be a robbers charter

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    Probably no help now but several bank accounts come with breakdown cover and worldwide travel insurance
    According to Which magazine the cost is about 100 pounds/ year
    Nationwide is one of the recommended ones might be worth checking there might be exclusions not sure

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