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Credit card protection
sarmia
Posts: 576 Forumite
in Credit cards
I recently cancelled my credit card insurance.
I have just bought a flights and accommodation through Expedia using the CC for protection but I just had a thought... as I have cancelled the insurance would it mean I wouldnt be protected if the company or airlines went bust or is protection standard with a CC.
Thanks
I have just bought a flights and accommodation through Expedia using the CC for protection but I just had a thought... as I have cancelled the insurance would it mean I wouldnt be protected if the company or airlines went bust or is protection standard with a CC.
Thanks
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Two different things - your purchases are still protected over £100. All c/cards do that (it's basically the law in this country).
However, if you lost your job you'd have no insurance to pay the card off - not that they're usually that forthcoming with the cash anyway!0 -
Thanks Rob!0
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