With Flip Insurance and Finder, you'll be able to find cover for just about any activity. Get insurance that can keep up with your active lifestyle.
This guide is brought to you by Flip Insurance. When you're planning your next adventure, why not get covered with Flip? With on-demand accidental injury coverage, no-lock-in contracts and easy claims, it helps you get prepared for whatever life throws your way.*
Unlike traditional insurance policies, Flip Insurance allows you to get cover on an on-demand basis.
You don't need to sign up to long, expensive policies. Instead, you're able to switch it on when you need it -- and switch it off when you don't.
So it stays affordable, while still giving you the cover you need, when you need it.
Flip Insurance offers coverage for a massive range of everyday activities, ranging from leisure activities to extreme sports. It's designed to cater to a wide range of lifestyles, ranging from everyday daredevils, to those who are just seeking a bit of adventure out of the ordinary.
You're able to get cover on a daily, weekly or monthly basis that you can switch on or off whenever you need it. For example, if you know you're going on a high-impact holiday, you can simply choose to switch on your Flip Insurance cover, rather than having to take out a separate travel insurance policy.
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Flip Insurance offers two insurance products -- Flip Active and Flip Kids. Coverage starts from as little as $7 a day.
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