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Kim Kardashian's $7.8 million insurance claim

Travel Insurance comes in handy

As you may know Kim Kardashian has filed an insurance claim for US$5.6 million (NZ$7.8 million) after she was robbed at gunpoint in Paris recently, according to reports.

The reality TV star’s insurance claim is said to be for 13 items of jewellery, including her second engagement ring from husband Kanye West, tmz.com reported. Click here

Amongst a wide range of financial losses you may suffer whilst traveling, travel insurance is essential protection against any loss of personal items or luggage. Make sure expensive items of Jewellery are noted on your policy!

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