The Petal 1 Card does not offer cell phone insurance. Cell phone insurance on other cards reimburses the cost of repairing or replacing a damaged or stolen phone if a cardholder regularly pays the phone bill with the card, though it’s not a benefit commonly offered by credit card issuers.
Yes, the Petal 1 Card does have travel insurance. Petal 1 Card rental car insurance covers damage to a rental vehicle from collision or theft, as long as the purchases are charged to the card.
To file a Petal 1 Card travel insurance claim, you’ll need to contact the Benefit Administrator. For details on timeframes and coverage limits, check the guide to benefits that came with your Petal 1 Card.
If you’re looking for a credit card with more travel benefits,...
Yes, the Petal 1 Card does run a hard inqurity when you apply for it. This might have a short-term negative effect on your credit score. This might have a short-term negative effect on your credit score.
However, when you submit your information for pre-approval, the issuer will only perform a soft pull on your credit which won’t affect your credit score. Just keep in mind that being pre-approved doesn’t guarantee your approval for a new...
Cell phone insurance isn’t commonly offered by major credit cards, but it’s certainly a welcome perk. Cell phones don’t come cheap, and some credit cards offer up to $1,000 in reimbursement for a stolen or...
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