by alansmth857
If you plan to secure the head to the continent in search of sun, so necessary, that you check your car insurance policy carefully.
New research from Saga found that many motorists are not prepared for the consequences of accidents and incidents abroad, despite the stresses that can cause such accidents.
What are the risks?
The survey found that only 55 percent of drivers of emergency repair kit with them whengo abroad, while many are not even based their cars such as the level of oil and tire pressure checked before.
The consequences can be enormous. Not only is there a language barrier, but the cost can rise quickly. The average cost of repairs division in Europe, for example, a comparator, more than 550 pounds, with large differences in costs depending on where you travel. Changing a tire in Italy, for example, costs £ 137 on average – and thecould be doubled in France. Highway rest in Italy will cost at least 95 euros, while in France it would cost as £ 155 on weekends.
How to get the coverage you need
Motorists should look closely both the relevant insurance and extraction prior to their departure.
The drivers are automatically reduce their insurance coverage to third parties, while abroad and the same may be true with coverage breakdown. The best advice is to call theanother insurer to see exactly what you will cover in place and the time – some will provide comprehensive coverage in Europe for less than three days, just long enough for a weekend, but others offer a wide range of up to 90 days.
05.01.10
Life insurance is one of those ‘things’ that we all know we should have in place, and yet we are often guilty of putting off the purchase of cover because it’s not something any of us really like to think too much about – i.e., our own mortality.
As expatriates we’re often forced to face up to realities we’d like to avoid – for example, Britons moving abroad usually have to begin forking out for medical insurance which can draw ones attention to how healthy or otherwise one is! If you move to certain nations you also have to consider getting public liability insurance in place, and by being forced to focus on protection against all of these potential negatives means that putting off the purchase of life insurance becomes even more commonplace!
And yet…do you have a family, a spouse, children? Do you have a mortgage, debts or other financial liabilities and commitments? If the answer is ‘yes’ to any of these questions then really, you need to think about whether you need life insurance cover. Sigh – however, the good news is that we’re here with some top tips about how expats can potentially get cheaper life insurance and save on their annual premiums…
Source: Shelter Offshore
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