We break down the situations when it's worth – and not worth – the extra expense.
You're watching everyone go and come back from spring break – so that might have you looking ahead to summer travel.Right now, you should start booking your vacations if you plan on traveling at the beginning of the summer. While you book, you might be wondering about travel insurance – is it even worth it? Let's talk about it! Travel insurance can cover everything from flight cancellations/delays to lost bags to medical emergencies.
What's an extra fee if that will save you money in the long run, right?You're going overseas and you won't have medical coverage there. It will give you peace of mind. For example, you have a loved one with a health issue, or your destination could have weather issues, like a hurricane. Both of those things could mean you need to cancel your trip. Insurance is worth it! Travel insurance is not worth it if: Your trip is short and cost-efficient.
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