Finance

When it comes to preparing for a cyber attack, insurance should be one of your last lines of protection. Insurance companies often expect a business to have multiple risk mitigation policies in place to help reduce both a security breach disruption and also the premium on your cyber insurance policy.

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.

New Zealand’s old stalwart of saving, Bonus Bonds, is winding down after more than 50 years of service. Meanwhile, some KiwiSaver default providers are changing. Is your nest egg where it should be? Milford investigates.

Gift giving on a restricted budget doesn’t have to be stressful – not when you embrace it from the perspective of creativity. Here are three ideas for memorable gifts that won’t break the bank!

Business Interruption insurance offers a way to give businesses peace of mind in difficult situations.

Having car insurance helps to avoid big, unwanted costs should your car be stolen or you have a car accident. If you haven't made a claim before, you could be a little unsure about how it works. Read on to discover three common questions asked about claiming car insurance.

For many, full time retirement sounds perfect. Others, however, aren’t quite ready to give up work altogether, simply because they’ve reached sixty-five. And, let’s face it, many of us can’t quite afford to! That’s were a ‘side hustle’  – a part-time job or short-stint of work – can come in handy.

In a recent survey, it was found that small-to-medium businesses recognise having a broker can lead to a claim resolutions better meeting their expectations.

Heartland is New Zealand’s leading provider of reverse mortgages, having helped over 19,000 customers across the country release equity from their homes to fund their dream retirement. As part of our GrownUps partnership, we conducted a survey last month which revealed how important it is for GrownUps members to retire from the comfort of their home.

Insurance fraud is a crime everyone pays for. Insurers need to ensure the cost of insurance premiums cover the cost of claims. When people make fraudulent claims, the cost of everyone’s premium rises – including honest policyholders.