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The best travel insurance credit cards in Canada for 2024
– moneysense.ca
If you’re one of the nearly 80% of Canadians planning a trip outside your province or territory this year, you’re going to want to use a travel credit card with solid insurance.
Top 3 cards for travel insurance
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Best for comprehensive insurance
National Bank World Elite Mastercard
Travel medical emergency insurance for trips up to 60 days with insurance options also available for seniors (rare among travel cards).
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Annual Fee:
$150
Interest Rates:
$20…
