Claims Explained: Onus of Proof
Onus of Proof sounds like a legal concept and it is. Onus of Proof isn’t complicated though – it just refers to the responsibility of proving (or disproving) a fact. … Read More
Onus of Proof sounds like a legal concept and it is. Onus of Proof isn’t complicated though – it just refers to the responsibility of proving (or disproving) a fact. … Read More
Compulsory travel insurance is becoming more common these days with some countries denying entry in cases where the traveller is uninsured. It can be a little tricky too as some … Read More
Most travel insurance policies include Cancellation cover but how do you know if you need it? To decide, it’s important to make sure you understand what the Cancellation section covers and … Read More
Being told your claim has been referred to an investigator could make you feel a little nervous. If your insurer appoints an investigator to review your claim, does this mean … Read More
Delayed baggage is a right royal pain in the “you-know-where”. If you’ve ever had to deal with delayed baggage after a long haul flight, you know just how true this … Read More
Have you ever wondered if you can get a premium refund if you cancel the trip or come home earlier than planned? A premium refund is possible in certain circumstances … Read More
Have you heard the term “Contribution”? If not, you’re not alone. Sometimes, there are two policies in force which cover the same trip. This could be because you purchased your … Read More
If you’re well travelled, chances are your baggage has taken a battering during transit. Sometimes it’s just minor scuffing and scratching but what happens when your suitcase arrives on the … Read More
Do you know someone who has done it? Maybe you’ve been tempted yourself. Is it really fraud if you’re only inflating the value of a lost item by a few … Read More
The type of accommodation you choose really depends on the style of holiday you are looking to take. If you are a very laid back, book-as-you-go kind of person, a … Read More