**Insurance Companies - The Ones That Passed First Round

Travel Guard

(Vanessa II) Endsleigh

(Vanessa's)  Trailfinders

Global Care

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BootsNAll

Travel Insurance Now

Access America

**Check with each of them about restricted countries.

**Possibly skip trip cancellation?

Comments

[Vanessa]

I jacked in Trailfinders, after the amount they booted it up if I visit USA at any point.
I went with a two year policy from http://www.endsleigh.co.uk/NASUWT/">Endsleigh that had even higher coverage, for about £890 - but that's with a priori discount from my trade union. (I dunno if you guys even have trade unions in CA.)

[Vanessa]

Also, I can't emphasise enough the beauty and simplicity of putting links you'll need later (ie, not these ones) onto del.icio.us or listing tasks on ta-daa. When you're stuck in a country with ten minutes time on dial up, it's going to be so worth it.

del.icio.us http://del.icio.us/sarsparilla [make sure you 'cloud' your tags by 'frequency' for absolute ease]
ta-daa http://sarsparilla.tadalist.com/lists/public/67785

[Vanessa]

Sorry to keep commenting: I munged the link for Endsleigh up there - It's the 'comprehensive' worldwide multi-trip policy on this http://www.endsleigh.co.uk/web/policies/travel/multi-trip/cover.html

I'm looking now at all the ones you posted ....

[Vanessa]

Right, I don't know what your premiums are, but I really like the Canada Plan and Multi Trip plan on Travel Guard. If I couldn't get the Endsleigh one I did get, I'd go for that (or Trailfinders, then Global Care)

That's looking at the level of cover only. Premiums can sting you enough to make a difference.

[and again, sorry for so many comments. Too much coffee]