Insurance

Just because your car can go off the beaten track, doesn’t mean you have insurance to cover you if you have an accident while doing so.

Did you know, when you pay your regular household insurance premium, you are in fact getting three layers of protection?

Each Easter period for the last five years, claims for motor collisions spike on average about 10% than the weekly average for the rest of the year. People think if they’re insured, they can take risks – but what really matters are the people in your car and the vehicles around you.

E-bikes are becoming increasingly popular and, for many Kiwis, they're a fantastic way to get around. But many e-bike owners may not have thought about insuring their new bike.

These days many of our lives revolve around the ability to stay connected, and losing a smartphone can be incredibly stressful and inconvenient.

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.

Pushing back an insurance review could leave your business underinsured and if you need to make a claim, could put you in a dire financial situation.

When insurers set premiums for your insurance policy, they look at a range of different things that can affect the premium you pay.

Kiwis love to improve their property, but any type of home renovation – whether it’s a project so large you’re moving out for months, or just knocking up a deck on the weekend – can have an impact on your house 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?