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Has anybody any preference to an insurance company for grumpy old people who likes to ski more than the normal policy allows for
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Gran dad wrote:
Has anybody any preference to an insurance company for grumpy old people who likes to ski more than the normal policy allows for
How many days more?
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The BMC doesn't mention how many days you are skiing but does limit the length of each trip to 45, 60 days etc. So you have to call into the UK every 44 days for example.
When an insurance company says upto 14 days winter sport I suppose that means the actual length of time you are actually skiing not the amount of time you are out of the UK. So for example if you decide to spend a night in a hotel on your way to the Dolomites it would not count towards your 14 day limit. But what would be the situation if you chose to stay in a resort for say 16 days but only ski for 14?
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LV= Premier policy gives you 31 days
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, it depends. Snowcard told me it was actual skiing says, nationwide says it includes travel days
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@Gran dad
, it might depend on the number of ski days you want to be covered. Last year (my renewal is not due yet) Snowcard would do any number of days but after 30? you had to increase the level of cover to a more extreme level so you ended up with cover for skydiving for example which maybe a good thing should the mood take you.
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