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Certain bank accounts require a monthly fee. But in return, you’ll get access to a range of benefits. One perk on offer from so-called ‘ packaged accounts ‘ can include travel insurance.

Having travel insurance automatically included with your bank account can be convenient, as you won’t need to take out a travel insurance policy each time you head abroad. But is it the right option for you? We take a look.

Whether you should get a bank account with travel insurance included ultimately depends on your situation. For a start, you’ll need to be comfortable paying a monthly fee for your bank account. Usually, this will be around £10 to £30 a month, depending on the account.

You should compare the cost of this fee against the cost of buying a separate travel insurance policy to see what works out the most cost-effective. To do this, multiply the monthly account fee by 12 and compare it to a standard annual policy. However, keep in mind that many packaged bank accounts also include other benefits such as mobile phone insurance and breakdown cover as part of the deal, so you’ll need to work out how much these would cost separately to get a fair comparison.

Another key consideration is exactly what the travel insurance policy included in your bank account covers. For example, does it offer worldwide travel insurance, or is it only valid for European countries? Does cover apply to you and your family or only you? If it covers you as a family, do you have to travel together to be insured?

You’ll also need to check the following:

  • How much cover do you get for lost luggage, medical costs, repatriation, holiday cancellation and so on?
  • Will you be covered for winter sports or other hazardous activities? Or do you need to pay extra?
  • Are there any age restrictions? Certain policies won’t cover you if you’re aged 70 or over, for example.
  • Are pre-existing conditions included?
  • How long does cover last? Some policies might only offer cover for trips of up to 31 consecutive days, for instance.

Note that many travel insurance policies (whether they’re offered through a bank account or not) won’t cover pre-existing conditions and limit the number of days per trip before cover expires. But it’s important to compare exactly what you’d get with a packaged account and what buying travel insurance separately would cover you for before you can work out whether a packaged account is worth it.

  • Can work out to be cost-effective, especially if it covers the whole family
  • More convenient than applying for policies separately
  • Other perks might be included in the account, such as mobile phone insurance
  • It won’t necessarily be cheaper than applying for travel insurance separately
  • Exclusions will apply
  • If you don’t declare all pre-existing medical conditions, you could invalidate your policy

Applying for a bank account with travel insurance included offers the convenience of never needing to remember to take out a travel insurance policy before you go on holiday. If you have a family, this can be particularly beneficial if the policy covers all of you. Plus, if your policy includes cancellation cover, you’ll be automatically covered from the moment you book your next trip.

However, it’s crucial to check whether family members must travel together or whether cover also applies if you travel separately. You should also check exactly what is and isn’t included in the cover and whether the cost of the account is worth it.

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The three best bank accounts with travel insurance bolted on: We pick our favourites and whether they're worth paying for

  • Some bank accounts include annual worldwide travel insurance
  • They often also include car breakdown cover and mobile phone insurance 
  • Although there is a monthly cost, having such an account may make sense

By Ed Magnus For Thisismoney.co.uk

Updated: 03:28 EST, 9 August 2022

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Many Britons will feel a bank account isn't something they're prepared to pay for - after all, most current accounts are 'free'.

However, some packaged bank accounts offer a host of benefits that added together could justify their monthly cost.

The typical perks include free annual worldwide travel insurance, car breakdown cover and mobile phone insurance, often with family members included. 

There is also the convenience factor of having three insurance policies taken care of saving both time and effort in having to organise it separately. 

Some bank accounts charge a monthly fee, but throw in perks such as annual worldwide travel insurance.

Some bank accounts charge a monthly fee, but throw in perks such as annual worldwide travel insurance.

Michelle Stevens, banking expert at comparison site Finder, says: 'If you and your family are frequent travellers, then a current account with packaged travel insurance could be well worth the monthly fee, especially given the rising cost of travel insurance premiums in the last two years. 

'But before signing up to any premium current account, it’s important you check that the terms of the travel insurance policy - as well as the other account features and perks - suit your needs.' 

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She adds: 'Another benefit of getting free travel insurance with a current account is that a lot of people usually forgo it - up to 8.6million in 2019 - which is not an advisable move. 

'If you get seriously injured abroad then the bill can reach hundreds of thousands of pounds, so having travel insurance included with a current account may result in a lot of people getting covered who may not have done so otherwise.'

We pick our three favourite current account deals for travel insurance, taking into account the monthly cost and the additional perks on offer.

1.  Nationwide Flex Plus  

This account offers worldwide travel insurance as well as mobile phone and European breakdown cover.

It does come with a £13 monthly charge, which, compared to other packaged bank accounts looks relatively cheap.

Its worldwide family travel insurance, includes winter sports, golf, weddings and business cover.

Nationwide offers worldwide travel, mobile phone and European breakdown cover and charges £13 a month for maintaining the account.

Nationwide offers worldwide travel, mobile phone and European breakdown cover and charges £13 a month for maintaining the account.

Cover for travel essentials includes luggage, documents and cash as well as protecting against travel-specific problems like delays, cancellations and medical expenses.

Then cancellation cover is up to £5,000, the medical expenses cover up to £10 million, whilst cover for travel disruption will be eligible when caused by natural disasters, or airline or travel end supplier failure.

The policy doesn't cover medical conditions unless they have been declared to Nationwide and accepted. In some instances, you can pay for a medical upgrade to your insurance policy.

Two other clauses to be aware of is that the longest trip length allowed is 31 consecutive days. 

For any person to be insured who is aged 70 or over, they must buy an age upgrade to cover them.

Although the monthly cost will add up to £156 a year, it's possible to offset much of this during the the first year, thanks to Nationwide's current account switching incentive.

Non-Nationwide members can currently get £100 for switching, whilst members who switch to the Flex Plus account could get £125.  

Saves the extra admin: Nationwide's annual travel insurance policy is worldwide, and covers a whole family for multiple trips, not just the individual account holder.

Saves the extra admin: Nationwide's annual travel insurance policy is worldwide, and covers a whole family for multiple trips, not just the individual account holder.

On top of travel insurance, account holders get vehicle breakdown cover both in the UK and the rest of Europe and mobile phone insurance for the whole family.

The car insurance is valid whether someone is a driver or a passenger in a vehicle, and comes with no excess to pay and unlimited callouts.

The mobile insurance covers mobiles belonging to the account holder and those belonging to their partner and dependent children. It covers for loss, theft, damage and faults.

2.  Virgin Money's Club M Account

Virgin's Club M Account comes with a £14.50 monthly charge.

Similar to Nationwide, it offers 31 days' worldwide cover per trip. It will cover the account holder and a partner living with them if there're both under 75, so it's a little more generous on that front.

Virgin's worldwide family multi-trip travel insurance - includes winter sports, golf and weddings. Plus, 24 hour access to a doctor at home or abroad.

Virgin's worldwide family multi-trip travel insurance - includes winter sports, golf and weddings. Plus, 24 hour access to a doctor at home or abroad.

There's also cover for up to four dependents under 18 - either in full time education or living with the account holder.

Emergency medical treatment, includes falling ill with coronavirus while away, and cover for the journey home, if it's medically necessary.

It also covers lost, damaged or stolen items, and if the baggage is delayed, any essentials will be paid for in the interim period. It also includes cover for delays or missed departures and winter sports as standard.

Account holders are also covered when cancelling or cutting short a trip if they fall ill with coronavirus as long as they didn't know they had it and weren't being tested for it when they booked their trip. 

The cover includes emergency medical, surgical, hospital, treatment and ambulance costs, as well as any additional accommodation and travel expenses if someone cannot return to the United Kingdom.

There is a maximum allowance of 31 days of worldwide cover per trip.

It covers the account holder and their partner living with them if they're both under 75. There's also cover for up to four dependents under 18. 

A claim will be void if it relates to any medical treatment received because of a medical condition or an illness related to a medical condition which a person knew about at the time of opening the account. 

What else? 

On top of the travel insurance it also offers UK breakdown cover with no call out charges, whether as the driver or the passenger and offers help at the roadside and at home.

It also offers worldwide mobile phone and gadget insurance covering against loss theft, damage, and breakdown

Just make sure you've declared any pre-existing medical conditions and don't leave your valuables unattended to be fully covered.

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Its Worldwide family multi-trip travel insurance - including winter sports, golf and weddings. Plus, 24 hour access to a doctor at home or abroad.

Virgin current account holders also benefit from various other perks.

It offers access to an easy-access linked savings account paying 1.71 per cent on balances up to £25,000. C ustomers can also benefit from 2.02 per cent on balances up to £1,000 in their bank account.

New customers switching to the Virgin Money Club M Account can also receive a bonus of 20,000 Virgin Points to spend with Virgin Red, thanks to Virgin Money's latest current account switching offer.

Virgin Red is a rewards club that turns everyday spending into points. Once you are a member, you can earn and spend Virgin Points across almost 200 different rewards.

The 20,000 Virgin Points boost means travellers could get a return flight to Barbados, the Bahamas or St Lucia, while bakery enthusiasts could turn their points into 100 sausage or vegan sausage rolls, 61 coffees or teas or 100 doughnuts or muffins.

3.  Halifax Ultimate Reward Current Account  

Halifax Ultimate Reward current account costs £17 per month, the equivalent of £204 per year. However, there are ways to dramatically reduce this via its cashback and switching offers.

The account includes a family travel insurance policy for the account holder, their spouse or partner and children aged 18 or under, or up to 24 if they're in full time education. 

It includes cover for personal belongings, certain sports and activities such as winter sports golf trips.

At £17 a month Halifax is the most expensive of our three top picks. However, its £150 cash incentive and £5 monthly cashback could help account holders to significantly reduce the cost.

At £17 a month Halifax is the most expensive of our three top picks. However, its £150 cash incentive and £5 monthly cashback could help account holders to significantly reduce the cost.

Its cover includes, up to £10million for hospital fees, repatriation, medical confinement, funeral and dental costs incurred if taken ill or injured on your trip. 

Up to £5,000 in total for loss of pre-paid travel and accommodation expenses in the case of cancellation or curtailment. 

It covers personal baggage up to £2,500 if it is lost, damaged or stolen. This includes up to £500 for valuables, and up to £500 for a single item or pair or set of items.

It also covers personal money up to £750 for loss, or theft. This includes up to £300 cover for cash. This is limited to £50 for under 16s.

Watch out: 

Existing medical conditions are not covered, unless these are agreed with the insurer first, and an additional premium may be payable.

The longest trip length is 31 consecutive days. For winter sports, a maximum of 31 days cover in a calendar year.

Halifax's travel insurance covers personal Baggage up to £2,500 if it is lost, damaged or stolen.

Halifax's travel insurance covers personal Baggage up to £2,500 if it is lost, damaged or stolen.

It's also worth noting that a £75 excess per adult per incident may apply and to be covered trips must start and end in the UK.

All cover ends when the account holder turns 71. As long as the account holder is less than 71, their spouse or partner will also be covered until they reach 71. 

Eligible children can also be covered so long as they are travelling with the spouse, partner or civil partner of the policyholder. 

What else: 

It also offers car breakdown cover with the AA. This covers any vehicle the account holder is travelling in, at the roadside or at home. But only in the UK. 

For mobile insurance, it covers breakdown, accidental damage, loss and theft up to £2,000. 

However, it only Covers one phone per account holder or two in the case of a joint account. An excess of £100 is payable on all successful claims.

The £17 fee makes it a little more expensive than a few others but there are ways to reduce the cost.

Halifax is currently offering a £150 switching incentive for those who switch from another current account.

On top of the £150 bribe there are other perks to take advantage of. There is a choice of £5 a month paid into the account, two film rentals or three magazine rentals, or a free cinema ticket each month.

In order to benefit from this account holders must choose to either Spend £500 on their debit card each month or Keep at least £5,000 in the account at all times.

They must also pay in £1,500 or more into your account each month and stay in credit - keeping your balance at £0 or above.

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About Travel Insurance as part of Packaged Bank Accounts

Travel Insurance, administered by AWP Assistance UK Ltd (trading as Allianz Assistance) and underwritten by AWP P&C SA, is just one of the insurance benefits that come with our Packaged Bank Accounts . Our Silver & Platinum Accounts are packed with benefits including Family travel insurance, AA Breakdown Family Cover and mobile phone insurance for a monthly fee to maintain the account.

Travel Insurance is also a benefit on the Premier , and  Gold  accounts however these are no longer available to new customers.

If you’re a Platinum, Premier, Gold or Silver account customer, please read our FAQs (PDF, 145KB) for more information about the travel insurance which comes with your account and COVID-19. You can also visit our payment disputes page , for help if your travel has been disrupted.

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You can log your claim online using the Allianz Assistance Hub that can be securely accessed through your mobile banking app or by using Internet Banking. You can also make a claim by calling Allianz Assistance on  +44 (0)345 850 5300 .

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I have a silver account expandable section.

If you have a Silver Account the account comes with European Travel Insurance for you and your family (if eligible) including Winter Sports. This insurance policy is administered by AWP Assitance UK Ltd (trading as Allianz Assitance) and underwritten by AWP P&C SA.

Am I eligible for cover?

  • All cover under the policy stops on the account holders 65th birthday - as long as the account holder is under 65, their spouse, civil partner or partner will be covered until they reach 65 years of age.
  • Children must be 18 or under, or 24 or under if they're in full time education and must travel with the account holder, their spouse, partner, civil partner or a responsible adult. There's cover for a dependent child where they are staying with a responsible adult even if they were not accompanied during their travel to the destination.
  • Subject to continued eligibility, you and your family are covered for travel within Europe as long as your Silver account is open.
  • Keep in mind the cover is provided only if you will be living in the United Kingdom for at least six months during each 12 month period where all trips must start and end.

Medical conditions that you or your family have (or have had), which are not all on the ‘No Screen Conditions’ list in your policy document are not covered by this policy. To see if these can be covered you must call the insurer declaring all medical conditions, including those on the list and an extra cost may apply.  Before you book a trip you also need to let the insurer know of any new conditions or changes to existing ones. Please refer to the Silver welcome pack (PDF, 1.7MB) for full details of any exclusions.

Once your account has been opened should you wish to notify the insurer of any medical conditions please call the number below.

  • Silver Account:  0345 603 1839

Lines are open 24/7.

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I have a Gold, Platinum or Premier Account expandable section

If you have a Gold, Platinum or Premier Account,  the account comes with Worldwide Travel Insurance for you and your family (if eligible) including Winter Sports. This insurance policy is administered by AWP Assistance UK Ltd (trading as Allianz Assistance) and underwritten by AWP P&C SA.

  • All cover under the policy stops on the account holders 80th birthday - as long as the account holder is under 80, their spouse, civil partner or partner will be covered until they reach 80 years of age.
  • Subject to continued eligibility, you and your family are covered for worldwide travel as long as your Lloyds Bank Gold, Platinum or Premier account is open.
  • Keep in mind there is only cover for losses suffered whilst you are a UK, Channel Islands or Isle of Man resident and are registered with a Doctor in the UK where all trips must start and end.

Medical conditions that you or your family have (or have had), which are not all on the ‘No Screen Conditions’ list in your policy document are not covered by this policy. To see if these can be covered you must call the insurer declaring all medical conditions, including those on the list and an extra cost may apply. Before you book a trip you also need to let the insurer know of any new conditions or changes to existing ones. Please refer to the relevant policy document for full details of any exclusions.

Once your account has been opened should you wish to notify the insurer of any medical conditions please call the appropriate number below.

  • Gold Account:  0345 850 5056
  • Platinum Account:  0345 850 5300
  • Premier Account:  0345 604 0440

What does my insurance come with?

  • Multi-trip  European  travel cover for you and your family (includes, if eligible, your spouse, civil partner or partner and children)
  • Includes golf cover and cover for certain sports and leisure activities
  • Covers UK leisure travel when two or more nights' accommodation is pre-booked (five nights for business trips)
  • There's cover for you or someone covered under the policy if a booked trip needs to be cancelled because either you or they, or a companion you are travelling with is asked to quarantine on an individual basis because of exposure to a contagious disease
  • Emergency medical cover (up to £10,000,000)
  • Cancellation or curtailment cover (up to £5,000)
  • Personal accident cover (up to £30,000)
  • Baggage cover (up to £2,500, £500 of which for valuables)
  • Travel disruption cover (up to £5,000)

Important note :

  • The standard maximum trip duration is 31 consecutive days
  • For Winter Sports maximum 31 days cover in any calendar year
  • £75 excess per adult per incident may apply
  • Other exclusions apply, see policy documents

Gold, Platinum and Premier Accounts

  • Multi-trip  Worldwide  travel cover for you and your family (includes, if eligible, your spouse, civil partner or partner and children)
  • The standard maximum trip duration is 31 consecutive days - unless you are a Premier account holder, which is 62 consecutive days
  • Gold and Premier accounts unavailable to new customers

Policy documents expandable section

  • Silver Account Welcome Pack opens in a new window (pdf, 2.1 MB)
  • Gold Account Welcome Pack opens in a new window (pdf, 1.3 MB)
  • Platinum Account Welcome Pack opens in a new window (pdf, 2.6 MB)
  • Premier Account Welcome Pack opens in a new window (pdf, 1.4 MB)

Important and emergency telephone numbers expandable section

You can find out more information about your travel insurance, or make a claim using the appropriate membership numbers below.

  • Silver Account: 0345 603 1839
  • Gold Account: 0345 850 5056
  • Platinum Account: 0345 850 5300
  • Premier Account: 0345 604 0440

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These are the 4 best family travel insurance plans

Find coverage that fits your family's travel plans with these four companies..

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Family vacations are a special time, and ensuring they go smoothly is essential to making memories that will last forever. Travel insurance is one way to ensure that any bumps in the road can be smoothed over, from a lost bag to an injury abroad.

CNBC Select reviews the best travel insurance plans for families based on coverage, cost and plan variety. (See our methodology for more information on how we choose the best family travel insurance companies.)

Best family travel insurance  

  • Best for families with young children : Allianz   
  • Best for affordability : Faye   
  • Best for CFAR coverage : Travel Insured International  
  • Best for cruises : Berkshire Hathaway Travel Protection  

Best for families with young children 

Allianz travel insurance.

The best way to estimate your costs is to request a quote

Policy highlights

10 travel insurance plans make it possible to customize your coverage. For families, Allianz's OneTrip Prime package covers children age 17 and younger when traveling with a parent or grandparent.

24/7 assistance available

  • Trip cancellation benefits can reimburse your prepaid, nonrefundable trip payments if you have to cancel your trip for one of the covered reasons stated in your plan documents. 
  • Limited coverage for risky sports

Who's this for? Allianz is great for families with young children as its OneTrip Prime travel insurance policy offers free coverage for children ages 17 or under when traveling with a parent or grandparent. Though this benefit isn't available to Pennsylvania residents, it could help families with younger children lower the cost of their travel insurance coverage.  

Standout benefits:  Allianz's cancel for any reason (CFAR) coverage has an enhanced version available that can cover up to 80% of trip expenses if you have to cancel for a reason that's not covered.  

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Best for affordability 

Faye travel insurance.

Faye offers travel insurance with a convenient online buying experience and an app with real-time travel alerts. It's one simple plan includes coverage for common issues, like trip cancellation, emergency medical expenses and trip delay coverage. It also offers coverage for pre-existing medical conditions when plans are purchased within 14 days of an initial trip deposit.

  • Covers Covid like any other medical condition
  • CFAR is available for up to 75% of trip costs for an additional cost.
  • Additional coverage options like vacation rental damage coverage and pet care coverage.
  • Not all benefits are available in all states.

Who's this for?  Faye travel insurance stands out for families on a budget. Its policies start at just $4.64 per day (for 14 days) for domestic trips and $5.16 per day (for 14 days) for international trips. It's also great for those who want a completely digital experience and would rather manage a policy through an app than an agent or by phone.

Standout benefits:  Faye's intuitive interface makes it easy to get travel insurance coverage on your own time, and quotes are available entirely online. On top of the standard trip delay, cancellation and interruption coverage, you can purchase CFAR coverage, coverage for adventure and sports activities and a pet care add-on, which can cover illness or injury for your pet when traveling with you, or extra kenneling costs if your trip is delayed if you leave your pet at home.  

Best for CFAR coverage 

Travel insured international travel insurance.

Travel Insured International has two simple travel insurance plans — the Worldwide Trip Protector and Worldwide Trip Protector Gold. Its plans are affordable and offer the option of cancel for any reason (CFAR) coverage.

  • Optional CFAR coverage and interruption for any reason coverage
  • Medical coverage can be lower than other options

Who's this for?  Travel Insured International could be a great fit for families looking for the flexibility of a CFAR addition to ensure they'll be covered for any reason they need to cancel. The company's wide variety of reasons for cancellation includes coverage for school year extensions with all plans.  

Standout benefits:  Travel Insured International's Worldwide Trip Protector can cover all children 17 and under for free when traveling with related adults.  

Best for cruises  

Berkshire hathaway travel protection.

Berkshire Hathaway Travel Protection has multiple plans to cover vacations from luxury travel to adventure travel. The brand's LuxuryCare offers the highest limits of travel insurance coverage offered by the company. Quotes and policies are available online.

  • Wide variety of policies available
  • Strong financial strength rating by AM Best
  • Cancel for any reason only provides reimbursement for up to 50% of non-refundable trip payments

Who's this for?  Berkshire Hathaway Travel Protection offers cruise-specific packages for families setting sail on a cruise.  

Standout benefits:  Cruise plans include coverage for missed connections and unique challenges you could face on a cruise vacation, like cruise disablement and diversion. 

More on our top family travel insurance companies 

Allianz offers 10 different travel insurance policies for travelers and trips of all types, including single-trip and multi-trip coverage. It also offers quotes and claims online, making the experience simple.  

CFAR coverage available?  

Yes, up to 80% of prepaid, non-refundable trip costs 

24/7 assistance?  

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While relatively new to the space, Faye's travel insurance plans combine affordability and easy access. Policies are backed by the United States Fire Insurance Company.  

Yes, up to 75% of prepaid, non-refundable trip costs 

Travel Insured International 

Travel Insured International has been offering travel insurance for over 25 years. It has two tiers of coverage (available in most states) that can help you meet all your travel protection needs.  

Berkshire Hathaway Travel Protection 

Berkshire Hathaway Travel Protection offers several tiers of travel protection and insurance, including packages specifically designed for road trips and cruises. Its strong A++ financial strength rating also helps it stand out against the competition.  

Up to 50%, only available on LuxuryCare packages 

Does travel insurance cover family members?  

Generally, you can insure your whole family on one travel insurance plan, so you won't have to buy separate plans for every traveler. Your travel insurance plan will cover every person listed on the policy.  

Does travel insurance cover cancellation due to a death in the family? 

In many cases, travel insurance can help you recoup the cost of your vacation if you have to cancel due to a death in your family. However, you'll want to carefully read your policy's definition of a family member, as not everyone in your life could be included.  

Bottom line

A family vacation can be a big investment, so it's important to protect yourself in case anything goes awry. Having a travel insurance plan that's easy to access, provides 24/7 support and fits your specific travel concerns and budget can help ensure your trip will go smoothly.

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At CNBC Select, our mission is to provide our readers with high-quality service journalism and comprehensive consumer advice so they can make informed decisions with their money. Every travel insurance review is based on rigorous reporting by our team of expert writers and editors with extensive knowledge of travel insurance products. To research the best travel insurance companies, we compiled over 100 data points on more than a dozen travel insurance companies. While CNBC Select earns a commission from affiliate partners on many offers and links, we create all our content without input from our commercial team or any outside third parties, and we pride ourselves on our journalistic standards and ethics. See our methodology for more information on how we choose the best travel insurance companies. 

Our methodology  

To determine the best travel insurance companies, CNBC Select analyzed dozens of travel insurance companies and compared them based on various factors. 

While narrowing down the best travel insurance companies, we focused on the number of plans available, the availability of 24/7 assistance to access while traveling, coverage for Covid-19, the availability of cancel for any reason coverage, and financial strength (which measures a company's ability to pay on contracts) using A.M. Best ratings. We also considered family-friendly features, such as the inclusion of children on policies for free with parent's coverage, and reasons for cancellation, including school year extension as a reason for cancellation.  

Note that the premiums and policy structures advertised for travel insurance companies are subject to fluctuate in accordance with the company's policies.  

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Compare the Best Bank Accounts for International Travel

Best bank accounts for international travel reviews.

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Best Banks for International Travelers

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If you're an avid traveler at heart, then your bank account should reflect that. 

We looked for the best savings accounts that may help you save for travel and checking accounts that allow you to access your money with ease when you're on the road and overseas.

Top Bank Account for International Travel Benefits

Ally Savings Account

Bask Bank Mileage Savings Account

Capital One 360 Checking

Schwab Bank High Yield Investor Checking® Account

SoFi Checking and Savings

Revolut Account

Below, you'll see our top picks for international travel. All of the financial institutions on our list are protected by FDIC or NCUA insurance. Money is safe at a federally insured financial institution. When an institution is federally insured, up to $250,000 per depositor is secure in a bank account.

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Ally Ally Savings Account

Earn 4.35% Annual Percentage Yield with a $0 minimum account opening requirement

no monthly service fee

  • Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. High APY
  • Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. No minimum opening deposit
  • Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. No monthly service fees
  • Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Savings buckets help you save for different goals
  • Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Surprise savings transfers help you save extra money from your checking account
  • con icon Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. No physical branch locations
  • con icon Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. No way to deposit cash

The Ally High Yield Savings Account is a great option for anyone who wants savings tools to help save for specific financial goals, or prioritizes an account that doesn't charge standard bank fees. You may earn 4.35% APY, and the account doesn't have any requirements for earning interest. However, keep in mind that the best high-yield savings accounts pay up to 5.50% APY right now.

  • Create separate savings buckets in a savings account
  • Link to your Ally checking account and enroll in surprise savings transfers to have extra money transferred to savings three times per week
  • Interest compounded daily, paid monthly
  • FDIC insured

Bask Bank Bask Bank Mileage Savings Account

Earn up to 10,000 bonus AAdvantage® miles for new Bask Mileage Savings Account customers who open and fund their account within 15 business days from account opening and maintain a minimum daily balance of $50,000 for 90 consecutive days out of the first 120 days (open account by May 31, 2024)

up to 10,000 bonus AAdvantage® miles

  • Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Earn American Airlines AAdvantages miles
  • con icon Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. May not be easy to deposit cash

The Bask Bank Interest Savings Account and Bask Bank CD are excellent options if you'd like to earn a high interest rate. The Bask Bank Mileage Savings Account may be a great choice if you frequently use American Airlines for travel. Bask Bank doesn't offer a checking account, though.

  • Earn up to 10,000 Bonus AAdvantage® miles. To qualify for this offer, you must be a first time Bask Mileage Savings Account customer, open a Bask Mileage Savings Account between March 1, 2024 and May 31, 2024, fund your Bask Mileage Savings Account within 15 business days following the initial account opening and maintain a minimum daily account balance of $50,000 for 90 consecutive days out of the first 120 days following the initial account opening.
  • Earn 2.5 American Airlines AAdvantage miles for every $1 saved annually on a Bask Bank Mileage Savings Account
  • Must provide your AAdvantage account number to receive AAdvantages miles
  • AAdvantage miles earned through the Bask Mileage Savings Account can't be used toward boosting your American Airlines elite status
  • Miles awarded monthly
  • Deposits FDIC insured through Texas Capital Bank

Capital One Capital One 360 Checking

No minimums, no fees, no worries.

  • Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. 0.10% APY on all account balances
  • Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. No opening deposit or minimum account balance
  • Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. No monthly service fee
  • Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. No foreign transaction fee
  • Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Range of overdraft protection options
  • Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Processes direct deposits up to 2 days early
  • con icon Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. Doesn't reimburse out-of-network ATM fees
  • con icon Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. Limited access to customer service by phone

Capital One is a strong bank overall. You'll earn competitive interest rates on online savings accounts and CDs.

  • Over 70,000 free ATMs nationwide
  • Branches in NY, LA, TX, MD, VA, NJ, and Washington, DC

Charles Schwab Bank Schwab Bank High Yield Investor Checking® Account

Earn 0.45% Annual Percentage Yield (APY). $0 minimum deposit. FDIC Insured.

  • Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. No opening deposit
  • Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. No minimum account balance
  • Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Unlimited out-of-network ATM reimbursements
  • Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. No foreign transaction fees
  • Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Free overdraft protection

Charles Schwab Bank is one of the best banks for international travelers, because it doesn't charge foreign transaction fees. It also refunds all fees charged by ATMs worldwide. But if you want to earn high interest rates, you're better off looking elsewhere.

  • 24/7 live online chat
  • When you open a checking account, you automatically open a Charles Schwab brokerage account, too
  • No ATM network, but unlimited ATM fee reimbursements

SoFi SoFi Checking and Savings

Earn up to a $300 bonus with qualifying direct deposits for eligible customers through 6/30/24. Earn up to 4.60% APY on savings balances (including Vaults) with direct deposit

up to 4.60%

  • Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. FDIC insured for $2 million
  • Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. High interest rate
  • Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Earn a higher interest rate with qualifying activities
  • Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. No overdraft fees
  • Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Up to $300 bonus with qualifying direct deposit (terms apply)
  • Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Earn up to 15% cash back at local retailers if you use a SoFi debit card
  • Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. No-fee overdraft coverage if you overdraw up to $50
  • Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Savings tools
  • Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Early direct deposit
  • Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Joint account available
  • con icon Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. Declined purchase if you overdraw by more than $50
  • con icon Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. Doesn't reimburse out-of-network ATM providers' fees
  • con icon Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. May deposit cash at Green Dot locations but there's a $4.95 fee

SoFi Checking and Savings is a great account option if you don't mind keeping your savings and checking in one account.

  • FDIC insured for $2 million
  • Free access to 50,000+ Allpoint ATMs worldwide
  • Hybrid checking/savings account
  • Earn up to 15% cash back on local retailers when you use a SoFi debit card; Retailer information is available through online banking
  • Earn 4.60% APY on savings balances (Vaults included) and 0.50% APY on checking balances if you set up direct deposit or deposit minimum $5,000 per month
  • Earn 1.20% APY on SoFi Checking and Savings if you don't have qualifying activities
  • Earn up to $300 cash bonus available through June 30, 2024; receive a $50 bonus if you make a direct deposit between $1,000 and $4,999 in the first 30 days of opening an account; receive a $300 bonus if you make a direct deposit of $5,000 or more in the first 30 days of opening an account
  • Create up to 20 Money Vaults to save for individual savings goals like an emergency fund or vacation
  • $4.95 fee each time you deposit cash at a Green Dot location
  • To get no-fee overdraft coverage you must have at least $1,000 in direct deposits

Revolut Revolut Account

no monthly service fees on Standard plan

Standard plan: up to 3.25% APY, Premium plan: up to 4.25% APY, Metal plan: up to 4.25% APY

  • Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. No monthly service fees on Standard plan
  • Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Prepaid debit card included (specific card depends on monthly plan)
  • Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Spend abroad in over 140 currencies
  • Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Budgeting features
  • Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Withdraw up to $1,200 from out-of-network ATMs on Metal plan with no fair usage fees
  • con icon Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. Can't overdraw from account
  • con icon Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. 2% fee of ATM withdrawal on out-of-network ATM fees if you exceed the limit
  • con icon Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. $0.30 to $6 international money transfer fee if you exceed limit
  • Access to 55,000 free ATMs through the Allpoint ATM network
  • Withdraw up to $1,200 from out-of-network ATMs on Metal plan
  • Spend in more than 140 currencies
  • Additional international wire transfer fees will depend on the transfer amount and whether there's a currency exchange
  • Banking services are provided by Metropolitan Commercial Bank, Member FDIC

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Best Bank Accounts for International Travel FAQs

Charles Schwab is our top pick for international ATM access. It offers unlimited refunds for ATM fees worldwide.

To minimize fees when using a bank card abroad, you want to limit making ATM withdrawals unless you find an ATM that's in your network. Some debit cards also have foreign transaction fees, so it's best to use cash or one of the best credit cards with no foreign transaction fees .

Yes. Many banks and credit unions pay good rates to exchange foreign currency. Most financial institutions will require you to have a bank account with them in order to exchange currency, though.

Yes. Some banks offer travel insurance if you get a credit card with features like travel accident insurance and trip delay reimbursements.

Yes. You should call your bank before traveling so you're well prepared. If you forget to contact your bank, your debit card may be denied when you make purchases to protect you from potential fraudulent activity.

Yes. You may open a bank account in another country. However, make sure that you report your bank account information to the IRS annually .

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Best Savings Accounts for International Travel

The Ally High Yield Savings Account provides easy tools to set savings goals for your next trip, and you'll earn interest without having to take on any risk. 

You can also set up a checking account through Ally . When you need access to your savings, just transfer money from the savings account to the checking account through the online portal, and you'll be able to spend the money almost instantly.

Ally also offers an easy-to-use mobile app and 24/7 customer support, making it simple to access your account while you're on the road.

You won't be able to deposit cash directly into your bank account. Instead, you'll have to transfer money from another bank account. 

Ally Savings Account Review

You might find the Bask Bank Mileage Savings Account appealing if you are a frequent American Airlines flyer. This savings account lets you earn earn 2.5 American Airlines AAdvantage miles for every $1 saved annually on a Bask Bank Mileage Savings Account. You can redeem miles for booking flights or hotels, upgrading flights, renting transportation, or planning vacation activities.

Bask Bank is also offering a savings account bonus for new customers: earn up to 10,000 bonus AAdvantage® miles for new Bask Mileage Savings Account customers who open and fund their account within 15 business days from account opening and maintain a minimum daily balance of $50,000 for 90 consecutive days out of the first 120 days (open account by May 31, 2024)

AAdvantage miles earned through the Bask Bank Mileage Savings Account will not go toward boosting your AAdvantage status.

Bask Bank also doesn't have a checking account, ATM cards, or debit cards, so you'll have limited access to your account. You'll need to link an external bank account and initiate a bank transfer to deposit or withdraw money.

Bask Bank Review

Best Checking Accounts for International Travel

Capital One 360 Checking might be a solid choice if you're most comfortable with a well-known retail bank and want no-fee cash withdrawals at home and in select countries abroad. 

You can withdraw up to $1,000 a day at any ATM worldwide using your MasterCard and Capital One won't charge a fee, though the ATM operator may. The bank ranks No. 1 on J.D. Power's US National Banking Satisfaction Study , and it made Business Insider's list of the best checking accounts.

Capital One also offers a solid high-yield savings account, which is a good choice if you want to keep your savings at the same bank as your checking. 

If you travel to Europe, Asia, or any other place where Capital One and AllPoint don't have ATMs, you may have to pay third-party ATM operator fees to take cash out (Capital One will never charge you an additional fee). 

As for branch access, the bank only operates about 280 branches in seven US states, though Capital One Cafés are in some big cities around the US.

Capital One 360 Review

Charles Schwab is an investment platform, but it also has banking products. The Schwab Bank High Yield Investor Checking® Account is a great choice if you'd like a fee-free international spending bank account. It notably offers unlimited refunds for ATM fees worldwide, and it doesn't charge foreign transaction fees. 

You must open a brokerage account with Charles Schwab before opening a checking account, though.

Charles Schwab Bank Review

Best All-in-One Accounts for International Travel

SoFi Checking and Savings offers the best of both worlds. It's a hybrid savings/checking account with a competitive interest rate and a MasterCard debit card for easy access to your cash. 

SoFi is part of the Allpoint ATM network, so you have free access to 50,000 ATMs worldwide, and SoFi doesn't charge a foreign transaction fee when you make a purchase with your debit card abroad.

Again, SoFi is completely online — you'll need to call customer service when you want help with your account rather than walking into a physical location.

While SoFi doesn't charge any foreign transaction fees when you withdraw cash at an international bank or ATM, MasterCard will charge 0.20%, and SoFi won't reimburse you.

SoFi Checking and Savings Review

You might like the Revolut Account if you're looking for an alternative to traditional banking.

Revolut is a British fintech company with an international finance and investing app. You can open accounts from anywhere in the US. 

The Revolut Account is a prepaid debit card linked to a bank account. You can easily spend money internationally in over 150 types of currency. The account also allows you to make one fee-free international or domestic wire transfer per month with the Standard plan, three with the Premium plan, and five with the Metal plan.

The account also has budgeting features that let you round up prepaid debit card purchases or set up individual savings goals through Vaults. The Revolut Account and Savings Vault are  FDIC-insured by Metropolitan Commercial Bank and Sutton Bank. 

Revolut has three plans: Standard (Free), Premium ($9.99 per month), or Metal ($16.99 per month). Access to certain app features will depend on your monthly plan.

Revolut Review

Bank Account Alternatives for Travelers

  • Chase Total Checking® : This account appeared on our best checking accounts list, but it charges $5 per withdrawal and $3.00 for any transfers or inquiries at ATMs outside the U.S., Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Fees from the ATM owner still apply.
  • Discover® Cashback Debit Account: Discover's checking account has no monthly service fees and allows you to earn 1% cash back on up to $3,000 in debit card purchases every month, but its use is limited to the US, Canada, Mexico, and the Caribbean.
  • Citi Regular Checking : A fine checking account with options to waive the $15 monthly service fee and branch locations abroad, but customer satisfaction is below average, according to J.D. Power's US National Banking Satisfaction Study .
  • HSBC Premier Checking : HSBC (Member FDIC) offers a good variety of checking accounts, although only those with high minimum balance or deposit requirements get ATM fees reimbursed.
  • Wealthfront Cash Account : Although this account operates similarly to a high-yield savings account, it's technically a cash management account. You might like this option if you already invest with Wealthfront and want to earn a high interest rate on your savings. However, keep in mind Wealthfront doesn't offer other types of accounts like CDs or checking accounts.
  • Betterment Checking Account : Betterment reimburses all foreign transaction fees and ATM fees worldwide, and the app is easy to use. However, our top picks for checking accounts may also offer more banking options, such as CDs or brokered CDs.
  • Marcus High Yield Online Savings Account : Marcus has a good high-yield savings account; Marcus savings rates current pays 4.50% APY. However, the high-yield savings account doesn't have as many goal-setting features as Ally, if that's important to you. 
  • American Express® High Yield Savings Account (Member FDIC): With a solid savings rate, this high-yield savings account is a good option if you don't mind not having mobile access.

Introduction to Banking for International Travel

When you're traveling abroad, bear in mind many financial institutions have fees for using a debit card internationally.

For example, if you use an ATM provider to withdraw money that isn't in your network, you may have to pay out-of-network ATM fees from the provider and your financial institution. 

Many banks also have foreign transaction fees. A foreign transaction fee is a debit or credit card charge that can happen when you buy something internationally and it needs to be processed through a foreign financial institution. 

There are many financial institutions that can help you avoid common international bank fees, though. 

Key Features of Ideal Banks for International Travel

The right bank can make saving for travel goals easier. It can also help you avoid common bank fees, like out-of-network ATM and foreign transaction fees. Below, we've highlighted key features among the top banks for multi-country travel.

Competitive Savings Rates

One key feature to look for in a bank is a competitive savings rate. High-yield savings accounts, in particular, can be strong banking options because they offer better rates than traditional savings accounts. These bank accounts might also be a good choice if you want to set savings goals for specific travel trips. Money in a high-yield savings account can deposited at any time, so you can contribute to a travel goal in stages. If you open a high-yield savings account at an online bank, you also usually won't have to worry about dealing with monthly service fees.

Exchange Rates

If you want to have cash on hand during a trip, it may be beneficial to bank with a financial institution or platform that offers straightforward foreign exchange services. Banking institutions usually offer better exchange rates than airport exchange services or on-site travel spots.

Low Foreign Transaction Fees

If you plan on using a debit card or credit card frequently, make sure to look for a bank that has low foreign transaction fees. That way, you won't have to worry about fees piling up when you use your card to buy things abroad. 

Some financial institutions on our list, like SoFi, do not charge foreign transaction fees.

Wide Global ATM Network Accessibility

If you want to use an ATM abroad, the best option is to find a national bank with a global ATM network or one that provides reimbursements for out-of-network ATM fees. Charles Schwab, for example, offers unlimited worldwide ATM fee reimbursements.

Additional Services and Tips for International Banking

If you're planning on traveling abroad soon, it's best to be prepared beforehand so you can avoid unnecessary stress. Sometimes, credit or debit cards may not work if you don't give your bank notice that you're traveling. This is done as a measure to protect you against fraudulent activity. To avoid having your card declined internationally, make sure to call your financial institution before traveling so you can make sure it works during the time you're abroad.

It's also helpful to have cash on hand when traveling in case you need it for an emergency situation. Experts recommend getting foreign currency before you begin travel because airports and on-site currency exchange locations tend to involve more costly service fees and unsatisfactory exchange rates.

Bank Trustworthiness and BBB Ratings

The Better Business Bureau assesses companies based on responses to customer complaints, honesty in advertising, and transparency about business practices. Here are the BBB grades for our favorite travel accounts:

Revolut has an F rating from the BBB due to a high volume of customer complaints filed against the business, and Revolut hasn't responded to or resolved some of the complaints.

Bask Bank received a B grade from the BBB because of its volume of customer complaints. However, its parent company, Texas Capital Bank, has an A+ rating  from the BBB. 

A great BBB score doesn't guarantee your relationship with a company will be perfect. You'll also want to speak with current customers or read online customer reviews.

Capital One is the only bank on our list that has been involved in a recent public controversy. Capital One used to have an account called 360 Savings. In 2019, the bank launched the new 360 Performance Savings Account, which paid a much a higher interest rate. Many customers thought their old savings accounts would transition into this new one, but in reality, they had to manually open a new 360 Performance Savings Account to earn the higher rate. So some customers have been earning a significantly lower savings rate for years.

In the lawsuit, the plaintiffs' lawyers allege that Capital One didn't inform 360 Savings customers that these were two distinct accounts, or that 360 Performance Savings paid a higher rate. However,  Capital One wants this case dismissed  because it claims people had every opportunity to learn these facts on their own. This case is still ongoing.

Why You Should Trust Us: Our Expert Panel for the Best Banks for International Travel

We consulted banking and financial planning experts to inform these picks and provide their advice on finding the best accounts for your needs.

Here's what they had to say about banking for travel. (Some text may be lightly edited for clarity.)

How can someone determine whether a bank is the right fit for them?

Tania Brown, certified financial planner at  SaverLife :

"Obviously, you want to make sure it's FDIC insured. Also, your banking experience — do you like walking into a bank? Well, then you need someone local. Do you just not care if you ever see your bank? Then you're okay online. Do you write checks? Do you not write checks? So it's thinking through how your experience with it is going to be before you make that decision."

Sophia Acevedo, certified educator in personal finance, banking reporter, Business Insider :

"I would create a list of what I prioritize most in a bank account. For example, some banks have accounts that charge monthly service fees. I would look to see what the requirements are for waiving the monthly service fee and whether I think I could feasibly meet those requirements each month. If I'm searching for an interest-earning bank account I'll pay attention to interest rates. I would make sure the account pays a higher interest rate than the  average bank account ."

What should someone look for in an online bank?

Roger Ma, certified financial planner with  lifelaidout®  and author of  "Work Your Money, Not Your Life" :

"How onerous the transfer process is, transferring money in and transferring money out. Is it same day, next day? Is it pretty easy to sync a brick-and-mortar checking account to this particular high-yield savings account?"

Mykail James, MBA, certified financial education instructor,  BoujieBudgets.com :

"When it comes to online banks, you want to be a little bit more strict about what type of interest rates they're providing. That's the biggest thing, because online banks are supposed to have the higher interest rate because they don't have the overhead of the brick-and-mortar. You want to make sure that it's well above the national average.

"What types of securities do they provide? Do they have two-factor identification? If it's an online bank, they should definitely have — at the bare minimum — two-factor authentication in how easy it is to change your passwords and things like that, because you want to be a little more hypersensitive about the cyber security for a strictly online bank."

What should someone look for in a bank account if they travel frequently?

Sophia Acevedo, CEPF:

"You'll want to be mindful of bank account limits and fees. You might be charged fees if you use an ATM from another bank. Banks and credit unions also have limits on how much you can withdraw from your ATM each day. When you're looking for a bank account, see if your bank provides refunds for out-of-network ATMs and what the ATM withdrawal limits are."

Methodology: How Did We Choose the Best Bank Accounts for International Travel?

At Business Insider, we strive to help smart people make the best decisions with their money. We spent hours comparing and contrasting the features and fine print of savings accounts and checking accounts so you don't have to. You can read more about how we review and rate product on our editorial standards page .

We understand that "best" is often subjective, however, so in addition to highlighting the clear benefits of an account — a high APY, for example — we outline the limitations, too. 

Generally, bank accounts are designated either savings or checking. When you're saving up for a big trip, a high-yield savings account is appropriate because you'll be able to earn some interest on your money, but still be able to access it when you need to.

A checking account may be more appropriate to use while traveling, as you'll be provided with a debit card to use at shops, restaurants, and ATMs. You may also consider using a credit card , which could provide rewards and other travel-related benefits.

That said, the best bank accounts to use for international travel expenses should be appropriate for your everyday life too, with low fees, good earning potential, and easy access. 

See our full ratings methodology for checking, business checking, savings, and money market accounts »

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