Work & Business

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.

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

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.

If you own a business that's growing or expanding, any number of things could be on your mind - from financial worries to finding employees to business planning. One thing that may not be on your mind is insurance.

Published with permission from Vero Insurance New Zealand. Research from the NZ Fire Service shows 80% ...

Jill and Dave Brandon were never going to sit on deck chairs in their retirement and gaze out to sea. They are active, curious types who are still interested in doing things for the first time.

A step-by-step guide to job search success 229mm x 152mm | Paperback | 320 pages | ...

When it comes to retirement security, experts maintain that both New Zealand and Australia rank among ...

With the understandable affect that COVID-19 is having on recruitment, if you are looking for work, ...