
As well as being an insurance that pays out on diagnosis of cancer it also pays out on death and terminal illness (even if it's not cancer related)
What cancers do we cover?
Most of them. We cover more types of cancer than any other company. And we pay out at earlier stages of the disease than most other companies. Here are some you may have heard of, in order of how common they are. We cover all of these and many more.


WHAT ISN'T COVERED BY VIRGIN CANCER COVER?
At Virgin Money we never like to hide important stuff in the smallprint, so here are the main things Virgin Cancer Cover doesn’t cover:
- The only cancers we don’t cover are non-melanoma skin cancers and early forms of cervical cancer.
- We don’t cover benign, non-malignant or pre-malignant conditions.
- We can’t accept a cancer claim where the cancer started in the first 90 days of your cover.
- Any unreasonable failure to seek or follow medical advice would mean you won’t be covered.
- If you’ve got cancer currently, we’re sorry but we won’t be able to offer you cover.
- If you’ve had cancer in the past, give us a call as we may be able to cover you.
- Virgin Cancer Cover automatically includes terminal illness cover, but please note you can’t make a terminal illness claim during the last 18 months of your policy. This doesn't affect claims for diagnosis of cancer.
Please note, we'll review the cost of cancer cover every five years.
For more detailed information, please check out the policy summary or full policy wordings.
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