1. Insurance Council rejects criticism over Kaikoura Earthquake claims. - Radio NZ
The Insurance Council is defending the industry against claims that some commercial claims are taking too long in Kaikoura following the latest devastating earthquakes.
The Insurance Council is defending the industry against claims that some commercial claims are taking too long in Kaikoura following the latest devastating earthquakes.
2. Wedding Insurance now available to Kiwis at home or abroad. - Stuff.co.nz
New Zealand's first specific insurance designed to cover wedding festivities has been launched, and it also covers Kiwis choosing to have their big day overseas.
New Zealand's first specific insurance designed to cover wedding festivities has been launched, and it also covers Kiwis choosing to have their big day overseas.
3. Kaikoura Earthquakes the seventh most costly event covered by insurers in 2016. - Interest.co.nz
The total amount of damage caused by the quakes is estimated at $4.5 billion NZD, of which 60% is expected to be covered by some form of insurance.
4. Why rich Americans see NZ as a haven. - NZ Herald
A new wave of wealthy Americans sees NZ as an attractive option, isolated enough from the perceived and real turmoils of their home nation and offering a more positive environment and lifestyle.
The total amount of damage caused by the quakes is estimated at $4.5 billion NZD, of which 60% is expected to be covered by some form of insurance.
4. Why rich Americans see NZ as a haven. - NZ Herald
A new wave of wealthy Americans sees NZ as an attractive option, isolated enough from the perceived and real turmoils of their home nation and offering a more positive environment and lifestyle.
5. Auckland falls to world's fourth least livable city. - NZ Herald
Citing moderate pay and ever increasing cost of living and house prices, Auckland is now ranked behind only Hong Kong, Sydney and Vancouver among world cities.
Citing moderate pay and ever increasing cost of living and house prices, Auckland is now ranked behind only Hong Kong, Sydney and Vancouver among world cities.
Particular habits of overspending are contributing to a major impact on households ability to service their home loan debt.
7. Double Interest rate blow to Kiwibank mortgage holders. - NZ Herald
Kiwiblank cites funding costs as the reason behind increasing mortgage rates twice already in the first month of 2017.
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