Nationwide Flex Plus account travel insurance - cost of extending trip length by a month

[VXman]

Can anyone who has done this give me an idea. Standard travel cover with Nationwide is 31 days - what would an extra month cost?

Just a rough idea, I know it can vary dependent on medical details. Can't be bothered with phoning and asking at the moment.

 

[Mikeco]

You can go online and do it

 

[Mikeco]

Just had a look and we paid £129 to extend the cover for 90 days.

 

[Stonemags76]

Ours was £86 for 71 days if that’s any help?

 

[Debs]

Mine was £43.20 for 50 days( single person)

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[VXman]

You can go online and do it

Not got an account yet - just trying to decide whether it's worth it over all with all constituent parts taken into account.

 

[billym]

Not got an account yet - just trying to decide whether it's worth it over all with all constituent parts taken into account.

It's all changing and not in a good way ) on May 1 2024 anyway. Regardless of the link saying 2023 it is 2024 if you click it.

We're changing FlexPlus travel insurance | Nationwide

We're changing our travel insurance provider to Aviva Insurance Limited. Learn more about how our policy will change.

www.nationwide.co.uk

 

[Orion]

It's all changing and not in a good way ) on May 1 2024 anyway. Regardless of the link saying 2023 it is 2024 if you click it.

We're changing FlexPlus travel insurance | Nationwide

We're changing our travel insurance provider to Aviva Insurance Limited. Learn more about how our policy will change.

www.nationwide.co.uk

For us it’s going to depend on the trade off of no surcharge for the over 70 element versus the extended trip cost for every one taken over 31 days compared to the single annual charge.

 

[billym]

For us it’s going to depend on the trade off of no surcharge for the over 70 element versus the extended trip cost for every one taken over 31 days compared to the single annual charge.

For us it's this bit... Longer extensions will be to a maximum of 120 days maximum trip and a return ticket must have been bought prior to upgrading.

 

[Rapido925M]

Insurance will remain valid with UK Insurance for 1y if taken out before the change.

Gordon

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[VXman]

It's all changing and not in a good way ) on May 1 2024 anyway. Regardless of the link saying 2023 it is 2024 if you click it.

We're changing FlexPlus travel insurance | Nationwide

We're changing our travel insurance provider to Aviva Insurance Limited. Learn more about how our policy will change.

www.nationwide.co.uk

For us it’s going to depend on the trade off of no surcharge for the over 70 element versus the extended trip cost for every one taken over 31 days compared to the single annual charge.

hmm... we only tend to do one trip a year over 31 days and thats generally about 2 months . I guess the question is how much is the 120 days going to cost vs. the 60 we would normally do