Travel Insurance.

[Johigham1234]

Anyone with preexcisting medical conditions, which are difficult to get insurance for, should go to MIA Travel Insurance, good company, helpful staff and amazing prices. Backed by FSA

[buildersmate]

Hmm, smells like advertising to me.
Insurers are not 'backed by the FSA' - they are regulated by them.

[markieboy]

For the over fifties, who seem to have the larger majority of pre-existing, i found SAGA to be the most competetive. Very helpful and precise as to what cover was needed, and what was not. As per the previous answer, i have no allegiance to any company, but just joe public looking for a deal.

[Johigham1234]

If you are suggesting I am advertising you are way off the mark, OK 'regulated' by FSA. They have listed very precisely what is covered, what excesses etc. If you travelled as much as I do you would know when to smell a rat. Sorry buildersmate I presume you are a cynical man!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for note from markieboy I did try saga as well as many other companies, maybe next time you could try MIA. I have no allegiance to anyone I read a letter in the Yours mag from a cancer sufferer who had insured with them. As a result I did a lot of research into them.

[joannie10]

i tried googling but can't find them!

[Johigham1234]

try MIA online travel insurance. I have just got it up on that site. Contact me again if you dont get them and I will get out my policy and phone number/

[samuel23]

We looked at their policies - very expensive compared to Medici travel. (As recommended by Martin Lewis the GMTV money guru)

[Johigham1234]

We are going to USA and for the two of us one with past Heart attack cost is �15 less than what medici want for one of us. However it sounds a very competitive insurance. A lot depends on age, medical history and of course if it is to USA. Thanks for your interest.