Sainsbury's Bank travel insurance overview
Sainsbury's was established 150 years ago and became the first major supermarket to open a bank in the UK in February 1997. Today, its offshoot Sainsbury's Bank offers a range of financial products including home insurance, travel insurance, pet insurance and personal loans and credit cards.
Sainsbury's Bank travel insurance is underwritten by Great Lakes on behalf of ERGO TIS.
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How good is Sainsbury's Bank travel insurance?
How we analyse travel insurance
We analyse and rate 52 key elements of travel insurance policies to come up with the overall policy score. We assess how important each individual element is to travellers when choosing and using a travel insurance policy, and weight it accordingly when calculating our total policy score.
Initially, we score all of the product elements out of five, reflecting how competitive each provider is in this area compared with other insurers. Weightings are then applied to the higher and lower element scores to enhance/reduce their impact on the overall policy score.
Should you buy Sainsbury's Bank travel insurance?
We've rated hundreds of policy details to come up with a combined expert policy score.
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In detail: every part of Sainsbury's Bank's travel insurance rated
Table last updated in June 2021. Next update in June 2022.
To see how Sainsbury's Bank's travel insurance compares with other policies check out our guide on the best and worst travel insurance.
Is Sainsbury's Bank's travel insurance coronavirus proof?
We contacted 86 travel insurers and quizzed them on whether their policies cover coronavirus-related incidents.
Specifically we wanted to know if four scenarios would be covered: needing treatment for coronavirus abroad; having to cancel because of a positive test; having to cancel because of self-isolation; or having to cancel because of government advice.
We've rated insurers' coronavirus cover, and explained what they offer, including any relevant exclusions.
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Sainsbury's Bank travel insurance: how can I claim?
For emergency medical assistance call +44 (0) 1403 288 125.
To make a claim call 01403 288 421. You can also make a claim online.
Before calling for cancellation claims, you should contact your travel agent and/or airline to seek a refund or to move your trip.
You'll need your policy document when you call.
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