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A story in the Travel Market Report notes that nine in ten Canadian travelers filing a travel medical insurance claim are satisfied with their experience.
Filing a travel medical insurance claim is never something someone looks forward to. But 91 percent of Canadian travelers making a claim say they are satisfied with the customer service experience, from initial contact to final outcome, according to a survey.
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In Le Journal de l’Assurance, Justine Montminy writes that while consumer expectations for travel medical insurance have risen, Canadians continue to be very satisfied with the product and claims experience.
Au cours de la dernière année, 91 % des Canadiens ont déclaré être satisfaits de leur expérience en matière de réclamation en assurance médicale voyage, du premier contact au résultat final, selon un sondage effectué par Pollara et mandaté par l’Association canadienne des institutions financières en assurance (ACIFA).
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A story in Life Health Professional about a recent Pollara research study notes the overwhelmingly positive sentiment about travel medical insurance among Canadians who have experience with the product.
A new public opinion survey, conducted by Pollara Strategic Insights and sponsored by the Canadian Association of Financial Institutions in Insurance (CAFII), has revealed overwhelmingly positive sentiment about travel medical insurance among Canadians who have experience with the product.
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Insurance Business Canada magazine reports on the positive findings in the Pollara research about travel medical insurance, and quotes CAFII Co-Director Keith Martin.
New research has revealed that Canadians’ experience with travel medical insurance has been largely positive.
The report was sponsored by the Canadian Association of Financial Institutions in Insurance (CAFII) and prepared by Pollara Strategic Insights. For the report, Pollara conducted an online survey, with 1,200 adult Canadians participating, between February 16, 2018 and March 05, 2018.
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In an interview with Le Journal de L’Assurance, CAFII Co-Executive Director Keith Martin explains that proposed legislation in Quebec would harm consumers and prevent many from getting the insurance they need.
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