It is generally considered safer when residential properties have someone residing in them. If damage does occur, someone living in the house will spot it and be able to clean it up quickly.
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5 Things To Do Before You Start Home Renovations
Kiwis love to improve their property, but any type of home renovation can have an impact on your house insurance.
Keeping Your Pool Covered – By Insurance
If you own a swimming pool, you know how important it is to keep it covered so it stays clean, but what about making sure it's covered by insurance?
Keeping Safe When Using A Power Board
If used correctly, multi socket boards are safe, but if overloaded, worn or damaged, they can cause a fire or electric shock.
How to Change Your Workload Without Losing Your Energy
For many of us work can sometimes feel heavier than it used to. It’s not always about the hours we put in—it’s about how our energy, focus, and priorities have shifted over time.
Home Contents and Private Motor Vehicle Insurance for Over Fifty
As we age, our insurance needs evolve, especially for those over fifty. Take a closer look at why insurance is essential.
Investing Around Retirement: Finding the Right Balance
Much of the investing conversation focuses on building a nest egg for retirement. But what happens once you’re already retired – or just a few years away?
Easing Back Into Work After the Holidays
Discover how to move from holiday mode to work mode without losing your mind—or your post-holiday glow.
Big Purchases in Retirement: How to Decide If It’s Worth It
From cars and caravans to renovations, e-bikes, hearing aids, or long-dreamed-about overseas trip, bigger purchases can feel both exciting and unsettling.
Budgeting on a Pension: Why It Pays to Review Your Ongoing Costs — Especially Your Insurance
Living on a pension means every dollar has a job. But when it comes to stretching a fixed income, one of the most effective strategies is also one of the simplest





