Travelling to USA, insurance?

[Red and White]

what the best/cheapest place to get travel insurance. i know quite a few people have been on here. Any recommendations?

 

[_Jimlad_]

what the best/cheapest place to get travel insurance. i know quite a few people have been on here. Any recommendations?

i have a good place! let me find it, was the cheapest and had great cover, instant online too. used it 4 times!

hang on just gonna dig out the web link

 

[_Jimlad_]

........ www.atlasdirect.net

let me know if you find better, as i'm gonna be back in the US again soon... god willing! i love it there!

 

[Red and White]

cheers i'll check them out

 

[Dr House]

what the best/cheapest

Normally you have one or the other when it comes to travel insurance. You need to find a good compromise between cover and price.

http://www.moneysupermarket.com/travelinsurance/

 

[Red and White]

good link that

thanks

 

[semi-pro waster]

STA(Student Travel Association) are pretty good as long as you are a student or under 25(actually looking at that page it might be anywhere up to 64). I haven't had call to claim on them yet thankfully but they seem to be good.

 

[_Jimlad_]

let me know what you find as i'm heading back in sep, almost booked!

 

[secretspy]

i found one stop travel insurance was cheapest for me

http://www.1stoptravelinsurance.co.uk/

£26.40 for two weeks going to canada.

 

[BillytheImpaler]

Where in the 'States are you going, Clerkin, if you don't mind me asking?

 

[LeoWyatt]

Another vote here for moneysupermarket, they quoted for me and the misus for annual travel insurance plan including 20 snow days for £60. That was MS own policy, haven't had to claim mind but was a good comprehensive policy.

 

[Red and White]

Where in the 'States are you going, Clerkin, if you don't mind me asking?

Florida and other places but there mainly