When I worked I was a member of various schemes attached to my work place and trade union: accident, third party liability and so on.
The only one I have now is the flat contents. And I'll get a travel one if I go outside the UK (I usually forget for travel within UK but I know I should remember it).
My question is, now I'm over 50, diagnosed by my GP to be bipolar and awaiting an investigation into epileptic-like seizures which I had from an early age, I can join organisations for all those things and can get specially tailored insurances.
But, which should take precedence?
Should I as a person in all those categories take out ordinary over 50s insurances for accident, liability, travel and flat contents insurance or the epileptic ones or the bipolar ones or a mixture of all three?
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