Is Excess cover compulsory?

Car excess reimbursement cover is not compulsory but if you choose not to purchase an Odyssey policy in the event of the rental vehicle being damaged or stolen you will be liable for the amount excluded under the vehicle rental agreement which could be as much as £1,500. 

F.A.Q.

• Why should I buy an Odyssey policy? What is an excess?
• Won’t my car rental agreement already include insurance?
• Is there a difference between an Excess, Super CDW, Non-Waiver or the Deductible?
• Why should I buy an Odyssey policy instead of an Excess / Super CDW sold by the rental vehicle outlet?
• If I take out an Odyssey policy will the vehicle rental outlet block any money on my credit card?
• I think my credit card package automatically affords me Collision Damage Waiver (CDW) cover so do I need an Odyssey policy?
• Is Excess cover compulsory?
• Are all Excess cover policies the same?
• Is there a limit of the amount I can claim in respect of my Excess?
• If anyone travels with me are they covered? Can I have a policy that covers other members of my family as well as me?
• Are there any age restrictions? I am over 75 – can I still be covered?
• Are all hirings covered?
• Are all types of vehicle covered?
• Is just damage to the body of the vehicle covered? Does the cover apply just to accidental damage?
• I hire a car for business use and not just for holidays. Is business use covered?
• Which countries in Europe are covered under the Euro Odyssey policy?
• ... all F.A.Q.s in one

Isle of Man Assurance Limited underwrite the Odyssey range of insurance policies under licence from Odyssey Group Limited.
For the purposes of the Terms and Conditions "We", "Our" and "Us" refers to Odyssey Group Limited and Isle of Man Assurance Limited for their respective rights and interests.
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