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Apr

Travel Insurance - The Fine Print

fineprint.jpgThis is where most of the will cover and will not cover discussions are located and as we have stated, anything that is on your policy should be reviewed with great caution. Like all insurance policies, they vary from provider to provider and so does the amounts they entail. One package from a provider may have different exclusions ands inclusions as they are as different as the places they are offered. Most will have a clause that indicates “financial default” which means they are free of liability if and when they declare bankruptcy. These along with some other seemingly interesting clauses, such as non-coverage if you fail to declare going or engaging in hazardous activities (skiing, cross-country, surfing and other sports on land and in the water which they may deem to be hazardous) may deem your travel insurance void and non-applicable. So do read the fine print and understand them before signing anything so you get to enjoy your vacation, even if it all doesn’t go as planned.

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