'Proper' life cover?

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Jackie

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Location: UK

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11-06-2012, 03:27 PM

#21

All insurance companies will have a limit on their cover, no matter what type of cover you get.

A life time cover will cover a condition for life or when the limit runs out.

But the higher cover you have the higher premium you will pay.

JackieandMia

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Location: Berkshire UK

Joined: Nov 2009

Posts: 367

12-06-2012, 09:44 AM

#22

Originally Posted by Jackbox

All insurance companies will have a limit on their cover, no matter what type of cover you get.

A life time cover will cover a condition for life or when the limit runs out.

If it stops when the limit runs out it's not a lifetime policy. Some companies word it so you think your dog is covered for life when in fact they're not they're only covered for x amount and when that runs out you're lumbered with the bills. Always best to get a true lifetime policy i wouldn't take out anything else.

tattoogirl73

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Location: south yorkshire

Joined: Mar 2011

Posts: 587

12-06-2012, 10:01 PM

#23

Originally Posted by Lynn

Vets medicover. I think for a pedigree it is now around £42-43 a month. Mine was set up though VIP (Vet Insurance protection).

I've gone with this company too through VIP. It's £32 a month for opie

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