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What events does Great American Insurance Company's filed travel insurance policy say it pays for?
AI-drafted from filed documents · reviewed: pendingwhether a specific event is coveredGreat American Insurance Company
Great American Insurance Company’s filed travel insurance policy in Texas (TX) states it pays for trip cancellation due to injury, sickness, or death of the covered person or a family member prior to the scheduled covered trip departure date [1]. The injury or sickness must be so disabling as to reasonably cause a covered trip to be canceled [1]. If the covered person must cancel the trip due to injury or sickness of a family member, it must be because the family member’s condition is life-threatening or because the family member required the covered person’s care [1]. The policy reimburses the covered person for the amount of non-refundable covered expenses paid for the covered trip, up to the Benefit Maximum shown in this Rider’s schedule of benefits [1]. This does not appear in these excerpts — check the full policy for other covered events.
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Where this comes from (1)
[1] Great American Insurance Company · TX · SERFF GRTA-131566553 · p. 1
] [Trip Cancellation Benefit-We will reimburse the covered person for the amount of non-refundable covered expenses the covered person paid for his or her covered trip, up to the Benefit Maximum shown in this Rider’s schedule of benefits, if the covered person is prevented from taking his or her covered trip as the result of injury, sickness, or death to the covered person or an family member prior to the scheduled covered trip departure date. The injury or sickness must be so disabling as to reasonable cause a covered trip to be canceled. If the covered person must cancel the covered trip due to injury or sickness of a family member, it must be because his or her condition is life-threatening, or because the family member required the covered person’s care. … (excerpt — the filed text continues)
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