Excess insurance US
- Texas77
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Re: Excess insurance
From my point of view usually you don`t need any excess insurance but if you rent frequently an external own car rental insurance makes sense. A CDW/LDW coverage for let`s say $100 is more efficient than buying each time an insurance at the counter.
- Airport
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I would never go with a 3rd party like priceline etc. as it will just lead to extra charges. As far as any excess insurance is concerned I`ve the same opinion. From my point of view it`s always the best solution to get a credit card that has insurance. The worst deal you`ll get is to buy an insurance from the rental company or a third party.
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Fully agree @Macchiato, I also prefer to use the insurance linked to my credit card. That`s a cheap solution.
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Correct, I do the same.Roadrunner-X wrote: ↑Wed Jul 07, 2021 10:00 amFully agree @Macchiato, I also prefer to use the insurance linked to my credit card. That`s a cheap solution.
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Honestly speaking I don`t think that a credit carsd offers sufficient insurances for rental car usage. I always book special dedicated rental car insurances. My opinion only.
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I don`rely on a credit card neither. Living in FL I have Geico. It`s cheaper than any other options.