Marionnette
Children see magic because they look for it
- Joined
- Sep 26, 2009
Trip insurance looks at how much you paid, not how you made your payments. But getting your money from them can be a slow, arduous process. If you were able to enjoy part of your trip, they will prorate the amount that they refund to you. But the refund is always in the form of a check from the insurer.Thank you! I assume that trip insurance doesn't care that you paid for your trip with gift cards, right?
Also, Google hasn't been very helpful in clarifying this... If I want to pay for the Disney gift cards I buy at Target with Target gift cards, then I need a Target red card credit card (not a Target red card debit card because that automatically withdraws from your bank account)?
smh A Target debit card works just as well as a Target CC when it comes to getting a 5% discount off of purchases. But you're correct that the debit card withdraws from your bank account whereas the CC has a grace period before it needs to be paid.
And if you make your purchase at the store (vs. online), the 5% discount only applies to the amount paid with the Target REDCard. The amount of the GCs is deducted first and then the discount is applied to the balance.