The Insurance Council of New Zealand is warning Wellington homeowners to quake check their houses after new research reveals not enough is being done by homeowners to check their biggest …
WELLINGTON HOMEOWNERS URGED TO CHECK FOR EARTHQUAKE VULNERABILITIES Read More »
Future governments must pass legislation to clarify how they will treat uninsured property owners after natural catastrophes says the Insurance Council of New Zealand. “The settlement in the Quake Outcasts …
QUAKE OUTCASTS DECISION UNFAIR TO PEOPLE WHO INSURE Read More »
Ten days of snow, rain wind and flooding in July has caused $31 million damage to people’s homes, contents, businesses, boats and motor vehicles the Insurance Council of New Zealand …
The Insurance Council of New Zealand today firmly rejected Labour’s plans to set up an Arbitration Tribunal against insurers in Christchurch. “This is a misconceived, poorly thought through seat-of-the-pants policy …
INSURANCE COUNCIL REJECTS LABOUR’S CHRISTCHURCH EARTHQUAKE ARBITRATION TRIBUNAL Read More »
The two cyclones that swept through New Zealand during April and caused residents of Edgecumbe to be evacuated has resulted in insured costs of $109 million the Insurance Council of …
CYCLONES DEBBIE AND COOK INSURED COSTS UPGRADED TO $109M Read More »
The Insurance Council of New Zealand (ICNZ) today urged residential Canterbury customers to contact their insurer if they have an outstanding 2010/2011 earthquake claim and are unsure on how the …
The Insurance Council of New Zealand is supporting the decision by the Government to exempt travel insurance and insurance on certain types of property from having to pay the Fire …
INSURANCE COUNCIL SUPPORTS EXEMPTIONS FROM FIRE SERVICE LEVY Read More »
The Insurance Council of New Zealand says the Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment’s recommendations on long-term planning for climate change fell short in not dealing with how New Zealand should …
HOW NEW ZEALAND ADAPTS TO CLIMATE CHANGE NEEDS STRONGER PUSH Read More »
The Insurance Council of New Zealand advise people who have uninhabitable homes due to flood damage to contact their insurer directly for help with temporary accommodation. “Reports in today suggest …
With heavy rainfall expected in Dunedin and parts of Canterbury receiving up to 180mm before noon Saturday, the Insurance Council of NZ is urging people in the region to be …
INSURANCE FLOOD ADVISORY FOR OTAGO AND CANTERBURY RESIDENTS Read More »
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