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Benefits for All Ages:
- No questionnaires
- 180 Day Lookback
- Up to $1,000,000 medical
- No deductibles
- No copays
- 365 day Max trip length
- No Pre-certification
- Want more info? Email us here or call 1-888-407-3854
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"I usually get my travel insurance in Canada but a friend urged me to see what you have to offer. Can you help us?
My wife (age 77) and I (age 78) winter in our Florida home for 5 months. We're in good health but we take different medications with no changes in over a year." |
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Call us toll-free at 1-888-407-3854, or write us here if you have a stable pre-existing condition in the 180 day lookback period or click here. We may be able to help you.
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Call Steve, Deanna, Becky or Mary at: 1-888-407-3854 (toll free) or 507-214-3854 Mon - Fri: 8:45am - 7:30pm, Sat: 10am - 6pm, Sun: 2pm - 5pm ET
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Note: All Prices and Benefits are in US Dollars
Why is Your Trip Cost Important?
The price of travel insurance is based on three factors:
- Your age(s)
- The length of your trip - A trip is defined as the entire time you are away from home. You have to cover from the day you leave home to the day you return home.
- Your total prepaid, non-refundable costs
Your trip cost becomes important when you want to waive the Pre-Existing Medical Condition Exclusion for medical treatment, trip cancellation, trip interruption.
You have to insure at least your trip's full prepaid, non-refundable cost (you can't round it down). If you don't know your final trip cost, estimate it high to be safe. You can always lower to the correct trip cost prior to your departure date. If it drops you to a lower trip cost range, you'll get a partial refund. and The person (including non-traveling family members) with the medical condition has to be medically stable when you get your insurance and You must get your travel insurance in the first 14 days after you make your first trip payment and You have to cover your trip's full length. This includes the date you leave homethrough the date you return home
If you're driving down to the USA, you can establish an initial trip deposit date by prepaying a trip cost (ie - hotel reservation) before you leave. You have to actually prepay it (sending a cheque is best). Just giving a credit card number isn't sufficient because the card typically isn't charged until your checkout.
You must insure all the prepaid, non-refundable trip costs that you know you'll eventually pay for your trip if you want to insure pre-existing conditions with travel insurance. You need to cover your trip by the plan's deadline. You can not insure your trip partially and increase it along the way. |
Here's what are typically not prepaid, non-refundable trip costs:
- Lodging costs that aren't subject to cancellation penalties
- The cost of meals
- Day trips, excursions and other side trips you arrange while traveling
- The cost of souvenirs, gifts, or other items you expect to buy on your trip
- Rental cars
Click here to download or read Travel Guard's Cruise, Tour & Travel Certificate of Coverage
Click here to go directly to Travel Guard's Cruise, Tour & Travel online quote and purchase page
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Office hours: (Eastern Time Zone) Mon - Fri: 8:45am - 8:30pm Sat: 10am - 6pm Sun: 2pm - 5pm
Email us here Have Questions? or Ready to Buy? Call Steve, Deanna, Becky or Mary toll free at 1-888-407-3854 (US & Canada) or 507-214-3854.
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