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The Ultimate Guide to Medical Travel Insurance

When you are on your travels, the unexpected can always happen which is why it is important to take out travel insurance from the moment that you book your holiday. Travel insurance protects you against costs or losses that you may experience. This includes cancellations, loss of possessions and medical bills. From the moment that you book your accommodation and flights, you are at risk of losing out should you need to cancel. Ensure that taking out a travel insurance policy is one of the first things you do. 

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The New Cost of Cancer Crisis

The cost-of-living crisis; a topic that is dominating conversations across the UK. However, there has always been a ‘cost of cancer. Having cancer and going through treatment can really affect your finances. Your rent and mortgage payments don’t stop when you have cancer, but your regular salary may. You may be unable to work at all, while additional childcare costs could also add to your expenses. These costs can quickly mount up when you are not in a position to work.  

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Breast cancer awareness month

Pinkwashing: What it is and how to spot it

The Pink Ribbon was co-created by the late Evelyn H. Lauder. People across the globe now use the iconic shade of pink to represent breast cancer. In 1992, Evelyn knew that the topic of breast cancer needed more awareness and alongside The Pink Ribbon, she launched The Estée Lauder Companies Breast Cancer Research Campaign.

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Breast cancer awareness month

Breast Cancer: What you need to know

Breast cancer is the most common type of cancer in women, with around 55,000 women diagnosed in the UK each year. Over the years, substantial support for breast cancer awareness and research funding has helped create advances in the diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer.

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What to do if you are affected by strike action this summer

Strikes can happen at any time and more often than not, holidaymakers are given plenty of notice and are able to make alternative travel arrangements, claim compensation or cancel their holiday. But what happens when these strikes happen unexpectedly – and, more importantly, who should holidaymakers turn to cover any money they have lost as a result?

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