Brendan Burgess
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The reason being was that in some years we found that one of us had more doctor visits than the other but because there was a family excess, that one person needed to make lots of visits. In the end we were unable to make any sort of claim. If we had two separate policies at the time then one of us might have got something back on our single person's excess.
I was on hold with Laya this week for a long time. They even have their answering machine saying....we are experiencing a high volume of calls at the moment.......this never changes.......maybe employ a few more staff?I spent an hour on hold the other day with Laya but was able to get a few items sorted.
So looks like in some cases where there are lots of children or I presume you can have multiple adults on the same policy, a joint policy might make more sense as the family excess is likely to be met and would be cheaper than multiple individual excesses ? And in smaller families individual ones make sense ?
Myself and Husband have joint Policy called Simplicity with Laya.I was on hold with Laya this week for a long time. They even have their answering machine saying....we are experiencing a high volume of calls at the moment.......this never changes.......maybe employ a few more staff?
I see that I posted in January 2015 on this thread. Both myself and my wife have two separate policies with Laya...but both the same named policy. My wife has had a few small claims. She had to pay an individual €175 excess on her policy last year for a colonoscopy outpatient procedure. I think that if it had been a joint policy we would have had to pay the "family" excess of over €450? Would this be correct?
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