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> Accompanying children are covered for free provided they are under 25 years old at the date you purchase your policy, are working less than 30 hours per week, are travelling with you on the same itinerary for your trip and are listed on your Certificate of Insurance.
Heading Out on the Open Road? Here's the Deal with Rental Car Excess
- What is rental car excess?
- The good news: we offer cover
- Travelling in Australia or Abroad?
- Important note
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- Why consider Everyday Travel Insurance from Woolworths?
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Planning your next adventure behind the wheel? Renting a car is a great way to explore, but there's one little detail you might want to be aware of: rental car excess.
What is rental car excess?
Simply put, it's an amount you may need to pay if your rental car is damaged or stolen. It's essentially an out-of-pocket expense.
The good news: we offer cover
Our different travel insurance plans offer options for rental car excess coverage. This means that if you're involved in an accident or the car is stolen, Everyday Insurance can step in to help cover that excess up to a certain amount provided you meet the eligibility criteria outlined in the Product Disclosure Statement.
