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  • Up to £1,000,000 on rebuilding
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Post Office Holiday Insurance offer is extended for the over 65s

With an annual multi-trip travel insurance policy from the Post Office the over-65s will now get cover for all trips taken in that year.

Travel insurance for older holidaymakers has always been very expensive and includes stipulations on the policy that could get in the way of enjoying their holiday.

Many senior citizens today are finding it so expensive to go away on holiday abroad because of the high cost of travel insurance.

The Post Office now feels that with their new travel insurance policy for the over 60s that it should now be the end of expensive single trip travel insurance policies.

For more information on travel insurance see our comparison table.

European Holiday Insurance is still popular despite the recession

The number of British holiday makers that are purchasing travel insurance and jetting off on a plane to a sunny destination in Europe this year is looking good despite the recession.

Motor Insurance Premiums Rise for AA for Quarter One

The AA Car Insurance has announced a rise on premiums of 1.3% for annual comprehensive motor insurance for quarter one of 2009. Premiums usually fall for the first quarter and have done for the last five years, so this is seen as a big win for the AA.