The Insurance Council of New Zealand is reminding motorists to be careful and not take risks ahead of Easter weekend, especially when it comes to using their phones. “This is …
ICNZ REMINDS HOLIDAY MAKERS TO BE ROAD SAFE THIS EASTER Read More »
The Insurance Council of NZ (ICNZ) has today put out storm preparation and flood recovery tips for those affected by the severe wet weather that’s battered the West Coast and …
FLOOD PREP & RECOVERY ADVICE FOR SEVERE WEATHER-AFFECTED COMMUNITIES Read More »
To understand what is happening to insurance in Wellington, it’s worth reflecting that the November 2016 Kaikōura earthquake caused about $1.5 billion of insured losses in the city. That’s from …
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 …
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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 »
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