What does exclusion mean?
The term ‘exclusion’ means that we do not, or cannot, provide cover for particular sections of your policy.
All exclusions are made clear in the Policy Wordings, under the heading ‘General Exclusions’. Our policies are available to view prior to purchase here.
Please make sure that the policy you choose meets your specific needs before purchase - if you have any queries or concerns, please contact us.
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