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Travel Insurance 101

Generally, travel insurance policies have a medical cap at $5,000 or $10,000.  That’s enough for a family reunion with grandma in Scotland, or the first ski trip with the grandchildren in Lake Tahoe.  And, generally, travel insurance policies cover everybody travelling together on a family trip. But  read the fine print to be sure.

For a once-in-a-lifetime ‘bucket list’ trip – to see the penguins in Patagonia  or hiking the rugged trails of Bhutan  – consider a travel insurance policy that includes helicipter evacuation from even the most remote area.  MedJet Assist will even fly you home in a special med-evac aircraft. Expensive? If you had to pay for it out-of-pocket, it could cost $15,000, or more. But your entire family is covered for $350 a year.  Now that’s green travel — saving green!

 Here are other travel insurance companies I recommend –

Compare them by checking Travel Insurance Review, a non-biased industry organization. And be sure to check your homeowner’s policy, even your auto insurance policy for hidden gems of coverage.

A short video about travel insurance and medical travel insurance is on the next page –

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