Why New Zealanders are vulnerable to genetic discrimination in health and life insurance
New Zealand is out of step with the rest of the world in its consumer protection against genetic discrimination in...
West Auckland flooding victims disappointed by insurance company dealings
The Pilgrim's were one of many families hit by the West Auckland floods, and one of the many claiming on...
Delta Insurance Appoints Experienced Global Insurance Professional To Key NZ Role
Ltd has appointed Adrian Sweeney as Underwriting Manager for their liability and speciality lines insurance business in New Zealand. British-born,...
Mayor suggests arts insurance scheme
It’s time New Zealand thought about an arts and events sector insurance scheme, not unlike that in the United Kingdom,...
Events sector cries for targeted fund, insurance scheme as COVID-19 leaves industry ‘significantly jeopardised’
The event industry is desperate for a future-proof strategy so mass participation events can survive. Credits: Image - Supplied; Video...
Wellington Mayor suggests ‘UK-style arts-sector insurance scheme’
It’s time New Zealand thought about an arts and events sector insurance scheme, not unlike that in the United Kingdom,...
How social insurance could provide a safety net for NZ’s most vulnerable workers
OPINION: It would allow laid-off workers time to find the right job or upskill, without being forced into desperate measures.
Credit card repayment insurance is a poor value product, consumers warned
New Zealand’s financial regulator says that customers who have the insurance ‘may not receive the benefits they expect’.
Credit card repayment insurance warning: 200,000 people with ‘poor value’ cover
An estimated 200,000 people still have poor-value credit card repayment insurance and should consider ditching it, a financial watchdog says....
200,000 credit card repayment insurance holders urged to review product found to offer ‘poor value’
About 200,000 users of credit card repayment insurance are being urged to check if they still need it after a...