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Use this guide to learn about the types of travel insurance available, compare business credit cards, and find out what you need to do to get coverage for your trips.
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American Express, Scotiabank, TD Canada Trust and BMO are just some of the providers that offer business credit cards with varying degrees of travel insurance coverage. Though the type and amount of insurance available with each card can differ, you’ll generally find coverage that falls under one or more of the following policies:
Travel business credit cards typically offer travel insurance, but you’ll have to check each provider’s list of card features to verify exactly what types of policies are included.
The table below provides examples of what you can get with some of Canada’s top business credit cards. Note that coverage depends on the terms and conditions outlined in each card’s insurance policy. If you’re interested in applying, speak with the credit card provider for more detailed information.
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American Express AIR MILES for Business CardNote: This card is a charge card, not a credit card, so you’re expected to pay off the balance each month. If you don’t, interest will accrue at 30% APR. |
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American Express Business Gold Rewards CardNote: This card is a charge card, not a credit card, so you’re expected to pay off the balance each month. If you don’t, interest will accrue at 30% APR. |
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Marriott Bonvoy Business American Express Card |
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Business Platinum Card from American ExpressNote: This card is a charge card, not a credit card, so you’re expected to pay off the balance each month. If you don’t, interest will accrue at 30% APR. |
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American Express AIR MILES Gold Business Card |
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Each credit card insurance policy has its own specific requirements, variations and definitions. So, as well as reading the summary here, make sure you refer to the insurance policy documents available on the credit card provider’s website to get a complete picture of the insurance options available.
To get the most out of a business credit card with travel insurance, make sure you keep the following factors in mind:
Getting a business credit card that includes travel insurance can provide savings on upfront costs when you travel. With other popular features such as rewards and itemized statements, comparing a range of cards will help you find one that suits your travel and business needs.
Before choosing a card, make sure you check out other business credit cards to compare your options.
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