This card has no trip cancellation insurance; non-refundable costs of a cancelled trip are not reimbursed.
Rogers Bank·CA$0/year·Mastercard

Our Verdict · Travel Insurance
The Rogers Red Mastercard carries no travel insurance whatsoever. There is no emergency medical, trip cancellation, trip interruption, flight or baggage delay, lost-baggage, travel-accident or hotel-theft coverage — Rogers Bank does not even publish a certificate of insurance for this card. If you travel, you are completely uninsured through the card and will need a standalone travel-medical and trip-cancellation policy. This is a no-fee cash-back card built around Rogers, Fido and Shaw rewards, not protection.
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This card has no trip cancellation insurance; non-refundable costs of a cancelled trip are not reimbursed.
This card has no emergency medical coverage; out-of-province and out-of-country hospital and medical bills are not covered.
No emergency medical evacuation or repatriation coverage is included.
No trip interruption insurance; the extra costs of cutting a trip short are not covered.
No trip or flight delay coverage; meals, hotels or expenses from a delayed departure are not reimbursed.
No missed-connection coverage.
No early-return benefit to bring you home is included.
No baggage-delay coverage; essentials bought while your baggage is delayed are not reimbursed.
No lost or stolen baggage coverage.
No common-carrier travel accident (AD&D) or personal civil liability coverage.
No hotel or motel burglary coverage.
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| Card | This card Red Mastercard Rogers Bank · $0/yr 0.1/5? | Rogers Red World Elite Mastercard Rogers Bank · $0/yr 2.9/5? | Rewards World Elite Mastercard BMO · $150/yr 4.3/5? | WestJet World Elite Mastercard RBC · $139/yr 4.1/5? |
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Trip cancellation Per person, per trip cap | Not covered Cover this gap → | $1,000 / person ($5,000 / account) Charge full trip to card | $2,500 / person ($5,000 / account) $0 deductible | $1,500 per person Charged to card or WestJet dollars |
Emergency medical Hospital bills abroad | Not covered Cover this gap → | $1,000,000 / person 10 days under 65 | $2,000,000 (under 65, first 21 days) First 21 days only | Unlimited No dollar ceiling |
Emergency evacuation Air ambulance + repatriation | Not covered Cover this gap → | Actual costs (within $1M medical) Allianz arranges transport | Actual cost (pre-authorization required) Pre-authorization required | Within medical Air ambulance pre-authorized |
Trip delay trigger Hours before benefits kick in | Not covered Cover this gap → | $150 / day, up to 3 days Covered reason required | $500 / account / trip (6h+ delay) Trigger: 6 hours | 4h / $500 $250 per day |
Rental CDW Primary or secondary | Not covered Cover this gap → | Secondary / up to $65,000 MSRP Secondary coverage | Up to $65,000 MSRP, primary Primary coverage | Primary / actual cash value Primary coverage |
Data verified against each card's Guide to Benefits, May 2026.
The Rogers Red Mastercard has no embedded insurance, so there is no claims administrator or travel-assistance line. For a lost or stolen card or suspected fraud, contact Rogers Bank customer service at 1-855-775-2265.
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