Here at moneysupermarket.com we have put together a series of travel insurance guides to help you get the best deal on your travel insurance. Read our guides for tips on finding the right policy for your individual needs and learn how to lower your premiums with our money saving ideas.
Travelling is an exciting adventure, especially for children. However, it's also a time when things can go wrong, from minor injuries to lost luggage. That's why it's essential to consider children's travel insurance. It offers peace of mind, so no matter what happens, you're covered.
How do I claim on my travel insurance?Travel insurance policies offer peace of mind in case your holiday doesn’t go to plan – and they can save you a lot of money if youo need to make a claim. Here we look at how the claim process works.
Checked baggage allowanceThe number of bags you can take with you a flight, and their weight, will depend on the airline you’re flying with, where you’re going, and the type of ticket you have. Get it wrong and you’ll end up with an extra unwelcome charge to pay.
How travel insurance for unaccompanied minors worksIf a child has to travel on their own, it’s important to have the right cover in place to keep them, and their belongings, safe. Here we look at how travel insurance for unaccompanied minors works.
How does no-excess travel insurance work?If you make a claim on a travel insurance policy, you’ll usually be required to pay an excess. That’s a pre-agreed amount you pay your insurer, such as £100. But if you choose no-excess travel insurance, you won’t be required to pay anything. Here, we explain the pros and cons…
What is ATOL protection?No one wants to think about something going wrong with their holiday, but from cancelled flights to companies going bust, issues can arise. If your holiday has ATOL protection though, you should be able to claim money back or continue your holiday.
What is EHIC? The European Health Insurance Card explainedThe EHIC scheme gives UK residents access to the same healthcare as a local, at the same cost, when they’re travelling in certain European countries, The card has now been replaced by the GHIC but valid cards can still be used in certain countries.
Travel insurance for epilepsyWhen you have a pre-existing medical condition like epilepsy, travel insurance is an essential – but it can also be more expensive. Here’s everything you need to know about finding insurance and travelling with epilepsy.
What does travel insurance cover?Need some help choosing the right travel insurance? We've got you. Read on and we'll walk you though what standard travel insurance covers and what may require a specialist policy.
