Insurance companies can only deny people with mental health problems in certain circumstances. We want to hear your experiences
If you have a mental health condition it can be harder to get insurance and in some circumstances you have to pay more.
However, this should only be the case if the insurer can provide evidence that you are at a higher risk of making a claim and if the information they used to access your application was applied in a reasonable way.
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