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Hands up all those who remember the old E111 medical forms you were supposed to have if you travelled in Europe? I can see all those blank faces! Well, great news is that it doesn't matter any more. The E111 form was replaced at the beginning of January 2006 by a new European Health Insurance Card (EHIC). This EHIC is valid for up to 5 years and entitles you to the same level of medical care in the country you're travelling in, as would be enjoyed by the residents of th...

If you're planning a vacation you've probably already been offered travel insurance more than once. And if you're like most people you quickly dismissed the idea and went about your business. But don't be so quick to decide. While travel insurance is not always a good idea, there are times when it can come in handy. What is covered? While coverage can vary from one carrier to another, travel insurance policies generally cover: Trip cancellation or interruption due...

Getting car insurance can be quite a difficult task. There are just so many insurance companies out there that are desperate to get your business that choosing between the good deals and the dubious deals can be daunting.

If you're in the unfortunate position of having to make a claim on your critical illness insurance policy, the last thing you want is insensitive hassle or apparent non co-operation from your insurer. But according to numerous newspaper articles, that's precisely what's happening. The core problem is that before they'll pay out, the insurer will always want to make exhaustive enquiries about your past health record. Whilst you'll have provided them with lots of similar inform...

Allowing your pet to become overweight is putting its life in danger – this article explains how you can help your pet to stay healthy for longer.

This article explains how you can pay less on car insurance if you increase the excess payment on your insurance policy.

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The water may be your element. You may find the sea quite stirring yet in here you find your own serenity. Yes, the mere sight of the vast sea may stir in you quite a number of various emotional responses...

The majority of rejected life or critical illness insurance claims occur because people withhold information at time of application. This article tells the true story of a person who fell foul of this common eventuality.

Getting your life insurance policy “Written in Trust” means that on making a claim, the insurance payout will bypass the taxman. This article illustrates the savings that can be made.