Travel insurance

[Lindabob]

I had a successful ablation 14 months ago, not a murmur since, I’ve reduced my Bisoprolol and take Apixaban, why won’t my travel insurance provider reduce my premium, it’s ridiculous to keep paying at a higher level when my condition is improved so much that it is not showing any symptoms.

I think someone is cashing in?!?!!

Thoughts?

[BobD Volunteer]

My own experience with insurance is that they don't consider you better for five years.

[Lindabob in reply to BobD]

Thanks Bob, fingers crossed then😊

[Buffafly]

Shop around?

[Lindabob in reply to Buffafly]

Hi Buffafly, Yes, I guess I shall have to do that again, such a pain!!

[Hidden]

I always just put into mineysupermarket.com travel ins with conditions. Always declare everything and go for bet quote

[Lindabob in reply to Hidden]

It’s all s but pot luck really!!

[Hidden in reply to Hidden]

Moneysupermarket that is

[CDreamer]

I’ve never had that problem with AF but I now stick with the medical specialists and even some of them won’t insure me anymore grrrrr.......

[Lindabob in reply to CDreamer]

It’s ridiculous really!😊

[Hidden]

I’m on Rivaroxaban. I did not switch to apixaban eventually.

[JoolzC]

I've just been away and the hospital pointed me towards Insurancewith.com and they were much better. Proper medical questions tailored to my medical issues and a sensible premium. They were also very good to deal with. And no I am nothing to do with them... but if I can save somebody half the hassle we had before we eventually asked the hospital then it will be worth it.

Have a good holiday!

[Lindabob in reply to JoolzC]

Thanks Jools I will investigate them😊

[wilsond in reply to JoolzC]

Thanks for the tip!