Marine crew and yacht crew have enviable jobs when you consider the international travel, the exotic destinations and the clear blue seas… But it’s not all sunshine and seaside fun. Crew work hard every day and are sometimes placed in dangerous situations. Crew members – and boat owners – need to consider health and travel insurance plans carefully. Marine crew insurance or yacht crew insurance is essential for life aboard ship.
Yacht crew insurance provides short term coverage to cover ... Read More 
Life on the Ocean Waves With Added Protection
Jan 31, 2011 by Leave a Comment
Which Expat Insurance Is Best For Me?
Jan 26, 2011 by Leave a Comment
Many people today live and work abroad. Whether you stay one month covering the opening of a new office or 10 years raising a family in a different country, the need for expatriate insurance is higher than ever.
Many people will not qualify for local health insurance in their new country. For others, the standard of public healthcare is not high enough to meet their requirements. Expat health insurance fills the gap. Which coverage is right for you?
Two types of expatriate health insurance ... Read More
Health Insurance Perks for Nannies
Jan 16, 2011 by Leave a Comment
Attracting the best possible carer for your children can be difficult. That’s why many people who employ nannies or childminders offer nanny health insurance as an incentive. Offering health insurance to your prospective nanny as a bonus means you get a wider choice of applicants from which to find the perfect match.
Nanny health insurance can be short term or permanent and covers in-patient hospitalization and doctor’s office visits. Other highlights can include coverage for surgery, ... Read More
Malaria: Know the Risks and Get Treated Fast
Jan 12, 2011 by Leave a Comment
If you’re traveling long-haul, here’s another reason to make sure your travel health insurance is of good quality and up to date – malaria. Malaria is a potentially life-threatening illness that is relatively easy to pick up if you travel to at-risk areas. With swift medical treatment you increase your chances of cure.
Malaria is spread by the bites of infected mosquitoes. The disease is prevalent in Mexico and Central America, South America, sub-Saharan Africa, the Indian subcontinent, ... Read More
When the Worst Happens, Will You Cope?
Jan 4, 2011 by Leave a Comment
Travel is exciting, happy and life-expanding - for you and your loved ones. It’s almost unthinkable to consider losing your wife, friend, husband or sister while they are visiting a foreign country. Or to think about coping with their serious illness while they are abroad. But the unthinkable can and does happen. The cost of medical evacuation and repatriation are huge. Could you cope if the worst happened when your loved one was traveling?
Here’s where evacuation insurance becomes ... Read More
