INSURANCE CONSUMERS SHOULD WELCOME FENZ REVIEW
The Government’s announcement today to review how to fund Fire and Emergency New Zealand (FENZ) will be welcome news for those who buy insurance. FENZ is funded by a levy […]
The Government’s announcement today to review how to fund Fire and Emergency New Zealand (FENZ) will be welcome news for those who buy insurance. FENZ is funded by a levy […]
The Insurance Council of New Zealand is pleased private insurers have agreed to participate in the Greater Christchurch Claims Resolution Service. The GCCRS evolved from the Residential Advisory Service, which
Residents who’ve suffered property damage or evacuation due to the Nelson fires are being advised to take care when returning to their properties and to get in touch with their
INSURANCE ADVISORY FOR PEOPLE AFFECTED BY NELSON FIRES Read More »
The Insurance Council of New Zealand (ICNZ) today welcome Local Government New Zealand’s (LGNZ’s) report into sea-level rise around the country, saying that the billions of dollars of local government
LGNZ SEA-LEVEL RISE REPORT NOT EVEN HALF THE STORY Read More »
It’s summertime, which means it’s the best time of year to camp. While most people just want to relax, ICNZ is reminding people to check their contents cover is up
The Insurance Council of NZ (ICNZ) is urging people to stay safe this summer after an analysis of claims data showed that January is the busiest period of the year
Insurers have spent more than $226 million this year helping customers recover from extreme weather, according to data from the Insurance Council of NZ (ICNZ). The severe weather stats place
INSURERS PAY $226M TO SUPPORT RECOVERY FROM EXTREME WEATHER Read More »
Consumers are enquiring about whether they will be covered under travel insurance policies for delays and cancellations caused by the proposed Air NZ engineering and logistics staff strike planned for
MEDIA ADVISORY: TRAVEL INSURANCE AND THE AIRNZ STRIKE Read More »
The Insurance Council of New Zealand (ICNZ) today welcomed the announcement of the Public Inquiry into EQC, headed by Dame Silvia Cartwright. ICNZ is pleased the focus will be on
New Zealand is ranked as the second riskiest country in the world in a major international study released by Lloyd’s of London. The report looks at non-life underinsurance and insurance