What does the insurance on my Connections Mastercard card actually cover?

Rogers·CA$29/year·Mastercard

Connections Mastercard
0,1/5Independent review · verified July 2026
Travel Insurance
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Car Rental
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Our Verdict · Travel Insurance

Our take on travel insurance for the Rogers Connections Mastercard

Pauline Laurore
Expert review · Pauline LauroreAuthor of HelloSafe's card insurance reviews

The Connections Mastercard (the card Rogers Bank now markets as the Rogers Red Mastercard) carries no travel insurance of any kind. There is no emergency medical, trip cancellation, trip interruption, flight or baggage delay, lost-baggage, travel-accident or hotel-theft coverage, and Rogers Bank does not 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 U.S.-dollar and Rogers, Fido and Shaw spending, not protection. You can price a separate travel-insurance policy with HelloSafe's free comparison tool.

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Travel Insurance · 11 guarantees

What does Rogers Connections Mastercard Travel Insurance actually cover?

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.

Sources: rogersbank.com/en/rogers_connections_mastercard_details; about.rogers.com/news-ideas/rogers-bank-launches-the-rogers-connections-mastercard-to-deliver-customers-more-value/; rogersbank.com/en/legal/ (no certificate of insurance is published for the Connections / plain Red Mastercard); blog.rewardscanada.ca/introducing-the-rogers-connections-mastercard/

We source benefits from official card guides, but PDFs are sometimes hard to obtain or update. Spotted something off?

Coverage Radar

Where the Rogers Connections Mastercard wins, where it loses

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Connections MastercardThis card0.1/5?
$29/yr
With travel insuranceIdeal
Complete coverage · 5.0 / 5
Premium card avg.
$150 avg. annual fee

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Side-by-side comparison

How the Rogers Connections Mastercard stacks up against the alternatives

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0.1/5?
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Trip cancellation

Per person, per trip cap

$2,500 / person ($5,000 / account)

$0 deductible

$1,000 / person (max $5,000 / trip)

Emergency medical

Hospital bills abroad

$2,000,000 (under 65, first 21 days)

First 21 days only

$2,000,000 / person · ≤22 days · under 65

Emergency evacuation

Air ambulance + repatriation

Actual cost (pre-authorization required)

Pre-authorization required

Included (within medical)

Trip delay trigger

Hours before benefits kick in

$500 / account / trip (6h+ delay)

Trigger: 6 hours

$500 / trip ($250/day, up to 2 days)

Trip interruption

Covered amount

$2,000 / person

Up to $2,000 / person

$1,000 / person (max $5,000 / trip)
StrongLimited / misleadingNot covered

Data verified against each card's Guide to Benefits, May 2026.

Cardholder reviews

What cardholders say about the Rogers Connections Mastercard

Based on creditcardGenius user reviews (2.7/5 from 24 reviewers) for the card now marketed as the Rogers Red Mastercard. Feedback centres on customer service, fees and disputes, not insurance, of which the card carries none. 24 reviews

Emergency · Card assistance line

How to contact Rogers Connections Mastercard assistance?

The Connections 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.

FAQ

What people ask about the Rogers Connections Mastercard

  • No. The card has no emergency medical coverage and no other travel insurance. For any trip you would need a separate travel-medical policy, which you can compare for free with HelloSafe's travel-insurance tool.
  • Yes. The Connections Mastercard is the former name of the entry-level card Rogers Bank now markets as the Rogers Red Mastercard. Neither version carries any embedded insurance.
  • No. Unlike most no-fee Canadian credit cards, the Connections Mastercard includes neither purchase protection nor extended warranty insurance.
  • No. The card provides no rental-car collision/loss damage waiver, so you should not decline the rental company's coverage on the strength of this card.
  • No. There is no trip cancellation, trip interruption, or flight/trip delay coverage.
  • No. No mobile device insurance is included on this card.
  • The Rogers Red World Elite Mastercard includes a full travel-insurance suite, and the Rogers Red World Mastercard includes purchase protection and extended warranty. The Connections / plain Rogers Red Mastercard includes none.
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