Go travelling with Bryne.
Bryne & Stacey Underwriting has launched a new range of online personal lines travel products. The r...
Bryne & Stacey Underwriting has launched a new range of onlinepersonal lines travel products. The range includes short European trips
from £17.24 at 30% commission, and 25% commission for annual cover at
£42.81 for Europe and £64.19 worldwide. Most policies will be underwritten
by AIG and include medical expenses up to £5m, up to £3000 for
cancellation, personal accident cover up to £15,000 and a limit of £1500
for personal belongings. BSU will restrict the service to 500 brokers
initially
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