Insurance

Hi Quarry . Good to know your recovery is going well and you are looking forward to a holiday. No personal recommendations myself but you may like to browse through the Travel Insurance Recommendation forum . Hopefully someone here may have some ideas. One thing we have learned though is to talk to the brokers direct rather than just online, in order to not leave any loopholes. Keep us posted on how you get on. Best wishes.

Morning Quarry, sounds like a great trip to visit family. My circumstances are slightly different to yours.  But I get travel insurance OK. Moreover , SIL had major operations to relieve pancreatic cancer and has managed to get travel insurance (Europe) even though she has recently been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s. Great advice from Rily. Try these search engines. Paying too Much Holiday Insurance Or Good to go Travel Insurance. Have a great trip. Garviv

Morning Garviv, thanks for the advice . I’m checking if there is receptive medical arrangements in NZ for UK personal . I know there is a cost but it might be cheaper than insurance ? Need to get my blood pressure down after watching the golf last night . Hope Rory can cope with the crowd and the chasing pack . 

I did a long haul to Japan, 8 months after RC. Cost for insurance 12 years ago was about £300, even today, £1000 sounds a bit much.  At the time I did a lot of research & used insurancewith.com, who I've gone back to many times. They have a sensible online questionnaire to cover medical conditions and medications. As time has gone on, and risk reduced, extra cost is small. 

Definitely worth having cover for peace of mind. If you don't declare conditions and something occurs, even if not directly related, the insurers might quibble. Hope you have  a great trip!

Hi Quarry

There is a website my wife went into. It's called payingtoomuch.com. give them a try 

Best wishes 

Mark

️‍ Here’s hoping. Garviv

Thanks  

Thanks Mark 

Hi Garviv , much more important question, why I’m I suddenly blast the ball wayward with my driver ( most of the time to the right ? 

The dreaded slice. Weak grip is often the culprit. Make sure you can see three knuckles on your lead hand. Fore! Garviv