Insurance support for communities around the country hit by extreme weather events has hit a new annual record of $248m, with insurance customers making more than 13,600 weather related claims …
2020 THE COSTLIEST YEAR FOR SEVERE WEATHER – CUSTOMERS GET $248M SUPPORT FROM INSURERS Read More »
Preliminary figures for the severe weather that kicked-off the new year for the lower South Island (2-3 January) has seen insurers pay $2.9m to their customers to help recover for …
JANUARY SOUTH ISLAND SEVERE WEATHER REACHES $2.9M IN INSURED LOSSES Read More »
Are you buying a new home attached to others? Is it being sold without a body-corporate to reduce costs and issues? The Insurance Council of New Zealand is urging all …
INSURERS CAUTION HOME BUYERS TO BE WARY OF INSURANCE PITFALLS FOR MULTI-UNIT BUILDINGS Read More »
The Insurance Council of New Zealand’s preliminary annual figure for severe weather events reinforces the support provided to insurance customers, with insurers paying in excess of $202 million* in insured …
INSURERS PAY MORE THAN $200M TO HELP CUSTOMERS RECOVERY FROM 2020’S SEVERE WEATHER Read More »
As a coastal country it should be no surprise that approximately one in every seven Kiwis owns a boat or small pleasure craft. And in summer 2020-2021 we can expect there …
The Insurance Council of New Zealand (ICNZ) is warning all vessel operators to check they comply with the necessary Maritime New Zealand safety system requirements before heading out to watch …
Christmas is unfortunately the time of year when claims often spike, with an increase in burglaries and unexpected accidental damage at campgrounds and holiday houses. We know that one in …
As issued to media by ANZIIF Friday 5 December 2020 The Insurance Council of New Zealand (ICNZ) and the Australian and New Zealand Institute of Insurance and Finance (ANZIIF) is …
2020 ICNZ AND ANZIIF SCHOLARSHIP WINNER ANNOUNCED Read More »
With Christmas trees and decorations appearing around town, and summer holiday’s getting closer, there are some important things to remember to keep this season as cheerful as possible. To help …
The Insurance Council of New Zealand has today released its preliminary figures for the Ohau fire, 4-5 October, with $34.8 million paid for insured losses. To date insurers have supported …
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