Card Perk: Purchase Protection with Marriott Premier Plus Rewards Card

Rachel SmithNovember 20, 2018
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Have you ever bought an item only to have it break a week later? Not in the, “Wow, that was terribly made” kind of way, but in the “Oops, it hit the concrete floor” kind of way.

Well, the Marriott Rewards® Premier Plus Credit Card may have a fix for you, because this travel rewards credit card comes with purchase protection.

What does purchase protection cover?

  • New items purchased in the last 120 days

  • Items either damaged or stolen

  • Up to $500 per claim

  • Up to $50,000 per account

Let that sink in: Up to $50,000 per account. And while we hope you don’t end up breaking that much in new purchases, it’s nice to know you’re covered.

Get familiar with the purchase protection policies that some other cards offer, as well.

Restrictions may apply and documentation may be required.

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