I was just reading my travel insurance cover provided by Chartis Insurance via my ANZ card. (It's 68 pages long BTW!)

I am totally outraged and a bit indignant that they will cover pregnancy up to and including 24 weeks...IF no complications exist relating to the pregnancy and the conception was not medically assisted.
Insert expletive.

Who the heck made that rule up? Why on earth does it matter if the conception was medically assisted? Why does AC give them the right to not cover the pregnancy?

Sure, i get that some assisted conceptions are due to medical reasons which might increase complications - but then surely that falls under the first part of the disclaimer (i.e. if no complications exist relating to the pregnancy)

I'm not in a good mood after reading this. Why does this world that we live in seem to assume that Assisted Conceptions are high risk, or dodgy or complicated or more likely to go wrong.

(BTW, i'm not pregnant, so don't ask or that will make me grumpier! LOL)