Let's compare these two luxury cards side by side and find out which travel perks best fit your travel plans this summer.

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Beyond rewards points and cash back, most credit cards include protections that might cover everything from damaged purchases ...

I've traveled to more than 50 countries on points and miles, but I still buy travel insurance in addition to my credit cards for international trips.

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Travel medical insurance is like a basic health insurance policy to cover you when you travel abroad. It typically won’t cover a routine exam or preventative care – which you’re unlikely to be doing ...

While luxury travel perks like lounge access and room upgrades are alluring, credit card travel insurance is the unsung hero of your journey. Unless you’re religious about buying separate ...

The Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card offers travel benefits that potentially offset its cost. Primary rental car insurance and premium travel protection are rare for a credit card with a $95 annual ...

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Unlike standalone travel insurance that can cost 4% to 12% of your trip's total price, these protections come built into your credit card with no additional fees. Simply pay for your travel ...