It’s a long story which I won’t go into but it’s mainly for my elderly mum and Travel Insurance costs due to her age. I do benefit from travel insurance for myself and family, AA cover, mobile phone insurance, home emergency cover, credit history etc etc but Lloyd’s have reduced some benefits whilst upping the price.
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It really doesn’t.
Plus is a purchase, not an investment. You’re exchanging money for a service, not lending it to someone and looking for a return. Your money is gone and you’ve had something in exchange for it.
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I disagree. If i May.
You can but agreement isn’t really required when discussing a matter of contractual fact (unless you’re signing the contract!). The Ts and Cs are fortunately quite clear as to the nature of Plus.
This has self evidently run its course.
As a matter of policy, an idea on a forum will be debated. If you don’t want that, don’t post it!