Insurance

Packing your life into boxes and moving house is exciting for many, but stressful for others. There are so many things on your mind, and remembering insurance can be one of the last things on your checklist.

A rental property can be a valuable investment, but it’s not without its challenges. As a landlord you have to foot the bill if things go wrong with your tenants or property, and having the right insurance cover can help.

Insurers are often asked: “If I put photos of my vacation on social media, then get burgled, will my insurance claim get rejected?”

Moving into a retirement village is a big life change so it makes sense that your insurance needs might be impacted. Here are three things to consider before you make any decisions about insurance.

Most people have had both positive and negative experiences with insurance. If you’ve never made a claim, you’re the exception. The reason is simple: there’s no one-size-fits-all insurance policy. We all have different insurance needs to suit out lifestyles.

Whatever way someone works, there can be different insurance implications for people choosing to work from home.

An increasing number of Kiwis, especially those who own businesses, are discovering they don’t always have the cover they need in the worst possible circumstances.

More and more Kiwis are moving into smaller homes. But how do you cope when you have less space than you are used to?

Whether you’re an experienced skipper or preparing for your first summer on the water, a little preparation now can help you enjoy smooth sailing all season long.

What happens to your children's possessions if they split their time between different households?