Are Frequent Flyer Miles and Other Free Travel Awards Covered?
Count frequent flyer tickets, award travel, vouchers, reward points & credit card miles as a $0 trip cost. The value you insure is not the retail cost, but it's what you paid out of pocket. |
Travel insurance itself doesn't re-deposit your frequent flyer miles
Many (not all) frequent flyer programs have a re-deposit fee to put the miles back into your account. You can insure the taxes you paid to use your frequent flyer fees. Be sure to also include your frequent flyer re-deposit fee in your insured trip cost.
If you're concerned that you'll be stuck with having to buy a costly one-way ticket to come home unexpectedly, you can over-insure your trip. Just add the cost of a last minute one-way ticket to your per person trip cost.
Note: It's your responsibility to find out if your award travel, vouchers, reward points or credit card miles allow you to re-use them if you don't use the travel you get with them. Travel insurance will not cover award travel, vouchers, reward points or credit card miles at all.
Q. Which travel insurance plans pay the fee to re-deposit the miles into my frequent flyer account if the claim is for a covered reason?
Answer |
Insurance Providers |
Useful Tips |
Yes |
Travelex, Travel Guard, Travel Insured and TravelSafe. |
The re-deposit fee will be covered if it's included in the trip cost. TravelSafe covers a maximum of $150. |
No |
CSA and HTH do not cover this cost. |
The re-deposit fee is not a prepaid trip cost. |
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