From 1 July 2025 Vero are moving all claim submissions online, replacing the email process used to date. This transition aligns with their commitment to innovation, enhancing efficiency and service for clients.
Research from Fidelity Life has shown New Zealanders are spending their earning years anxious about finances and making money missteps. New Zealanders aren’t taking advantage of the wealth of knowledge the advice community can offer and instead rely on a ‘she’ll be right’ approach to protecting and growing wealth.
When applying for insurance—whether it's life, health, or income protection—disclosure of pre-existing conditions is a crucial step in the process. Understanding how insurers view these conditions and the importance of full disclosure can help ensure your cover is both appropriate and secure.
Generate Investment Management has been awarded the prestigious Consumer NZ People’s Choice Award for KiwiSaver, finishing well ahead of its competitors.
The Government has announced several significant KiwiSaver reforms as part of Budget 2025 - here's what you need to know:
When planning for retirement, one of the most common questions people ask is, "How much money do I need?" The truth is, there is no universal answer. Retirement needs are deeply personal and vary based on lifestyle, health, location, and financial expectations.
When you need to make an insurance claim, following best practices can ensure a smooth process, helping you get thing sorted as quickly as possible.
Market volatility can be nerve-wracking. When prices swing wildly, it’s tempting to react impulsively - selling in panic when markets fall or chasing returns when they rise.
When it comes to industries, the investment industry is one of the more male-dominated around. Because of this, many people just assume that men are better investors. But what if this widely held belief isn't true?
E-bikes are increasingly popular and for many Kiwis they are a fantastic way to get around. But many e-bike owners may not have thought about insuring their new bike.
Most policies only cover sudden damage—like a broken window from a storm, or a fire in the kitchen. But what about slow leaks or rust? These things are considered gradual damage and often aren’t covered.
Many Kiwis are turning to accommodation websites like Airbnb, hosting guests in their homes to gain a bit of extra income or assist with their mortgage repayments. But inviting guests into your home brings added risk that something could go wrong…
In recent years, we have seen a significant rise in cyber-attacks - whether you’re shopping online, managing your finances, or simply browsing the web, protecting your personal information is more important than ever.
There are heaps of ways to get the kids engaged in a positive way with how money works. Research shows that children who are encouraged to talk about money, are given money regularly and have responsibility for their spending and saving tend to do better with money when they grow up.
You have natural hazards cover if you have a home insurance policy that includes fire insurance (and most do). The premium you pay your insurer includes a Natural Hazards Insurance levy (NHI levy), which gives you access to this natural hazards insurance.
A credit report is a record of a consumer’s credit history, such as information about credit applications (known as enquiries), open and closed credit accounts, payment defaults, and court judgments about unpaid debts.
The Insurance & Financial Services Ombudsman Scheme (IFSO Scheme) is advising consumers to check when they can drive after taking medication, to make sure they are covered by their insurance.
Natural hazards cost New Zealanders millions of dollars. Fortunately, New Zealand property is extremely well insured compared to other countries, which means the insurance industry bears most of the costs when disaster strikes.
The use of AI in drug discovery has healthcare companies excited, as Milford Investment Analyst Dr Deborah Lambie discovered on her recent visit to the United States.
Winter is on its way in Aotearoa New Zealand, and while many people embrace the changing seasons, cooler days can bring about a change in mood and overall mental wellbeing for plenty of people.