LV= Insurance dispels travel misconception

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LV= Insurance dispels travel misconception

People with medical conditions should not worry about finding competitively priced travel cover, according to LV= Insurance.

Emma Hoyler, a spokesperson for the company, explained that it is something of a misconception that consumers who have had medical problems in the past will struggle to find insurance when they go abroad.

She suggested this is not the case, noting that LV= Insurance covers heart conditions on certain policies.

However, Ms Hoyler pointed out that there are many online insurers that will not offer arrangements for people with such disorders, claiming that this is down to the providers not wanting to give more expensive protection.

But she stressed that this will not be the case at all firms and suggested individuals should be able to find cover without having to pay a large sum of money.

In her view, it can often come down to individual circumstances, with certain factors playing a significant role in the decision-making process, such as the length of time since an illness was suffered.

Ms Hoyler added: "There are insurers out there that do cover you, so don't write off foreign holidays just because you have had heart problems in the past."

Her comments were made after the British Cardiovascular Society published its Fitness to Fly report, which offers guidelines as to how appropriate it is for people with different conditions to travel by plane.

An encouraging conclusion of the study for older consumers is that there are very few heart disorders which signify an individual cannot fly safely.

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