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Updated: Aug 5, 2020, 3:56am
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AIG Travel Guard

AIG Travel Guard

5.0
Our ratings take into account a product's rewards, fees, rates and other category-specific attributes. All ratings are determined solely by our editorial team.

AIG Travel Guard

5.0
Our ratings take into account a product's rewards, fees, rates and other category-specific attributes. All ratings are determined solely by our editorial team.
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Rating

20

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Why We Picked It

AIG Travel Guard topped our rankings with the highest overall score. Its “Deluxe” travel insurance plan is for the traveler who wants to cover all their bases, with extensive coverage options and top-notch reimbursement levels in case things go wrong. 

 

Pros
  • For medical problems while traveling, the Deluxe plan has coverage for medical expenses and emergency medical evacuation, and can cover pre-existing conditions that flare up during your trip. 
  • Inconveniences covered by AIG Travel Guard Deluxe, which can turn into travel nightmares, include hotel infestation, runway delays and closed attractions. 
  • The plan’s “cancel for any reason” coverage lets you cancel the trip for any reason, at your discretion, as long as it’s cancelled at least 48 hours in advance of departure.
Cons
  • The Deluxe plan’s missed connection reimbursement ($1,000) is not the highest among the plans we surveyed but was still on the generous side, compared to some plans that offer only $100 or $200.
  • If you want “cancel for any reason” coverage, you’ll need to purchase the policy within 15 days of your initial trip deposit. Some other companies allow a 21-day window.
Sallie Mae Bank

Sallie Mae Bank

Sallie Mae Bank

Annual Percentage Yield

0.95%

Minimum Deposit Requirement

N/A

Monthly Maintenance Fee

$0

Minimum Balance Required to Avoid Fee

N/A

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Why We Picked It

You may be familiar with Sallie Mae Bank because of its student loans, but it also offers banking solutions, including money market accounts. Its money market accounts feature high APY earning potential, along with check-writing privileges, no minimum balance and no monthly maintenance fees. The MMAs do not come with a debit card, though.

Sallie Mae money market account transfers are unlimited, but customers are limited to six withdrawals per month. Customers can add funds to their money market account by mobile deposit, direct deposit, ACH transfers and mailed checks. Withdrawals occur through transfers to linked accounts.

Read our full Sallie Mae Bank review.

Details
Interest on Sallie Mae money market accounts is compounded daily and paid monthly.

Pros
  • No monthly fee
  • No minimum opening deposit
  • All balances earn APY
  • Check-writing privileges
Cons
  • No debit card
  • Low-rated mobile apps

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