The Insurance Council of NZ advises people affected by flood damage with the weather related events in the Upper North Island to contact their insurer as soon as possible. “After …
INSURANCE ADVISORY: FLOODING IN UPPER NORTH ISLAND Read More »
The Insurance Council of New Zealand is asking Internal Affairs Minister and United Future Leader to come clean about how he would fund a national emergency response service. “Mr Dunne …
INSURANCE COUNCIL ASKS DUNNE TO COME CLEAN ON FUNDING EMERGENCY SERVICES Read More »
The Insurance Council of New Zealand released today its first Fair Insurance Code annual report of the number of claims received, the number of complaints made to internal and external …
The Insurance Council of New Zealand announced today that private insurers have paid out nearly $2.7 billion in 2016 to settle commercial and residential claims resulting from the 2010 and …
INSURERS SETTLE $2.7 BILLION CANTERBURY CLAIMS IN 2016 Read More »
The Insurance Council of New Zealand announced today that private insurers have received business claims valued at more than $900 million from the 14 November 2016 Kaikoura earthquake. Insurance Council …
KAIKOURA EARTHQUAKE BUSINESS CLAIMS REACH $900 MILLION Read More »
The Insurance Council of New Zealand are warning boaties that the number of trailered boats stolen from yards and driveways is on the rise as summer kicks off. Insurance Council …
Christmas time is the busy season for burglars with a higher chance of homeowners being away from home on holidays, out shopping or socialising with friends and family. Insurance Council …
BURGLARIES COST $400,000 PER DAY IN FESTIVE SEASON Read More »
An agreement between private insurers and the Earthquake Commission (EQC) will simplify how home and contents insurance claims are resolved for people affected by the Kaikoura Earthquake. Under the agreement, …
SIMPLER PROCESS FOR SETTLING KAIKOURA EARTHQUAKE CLAIMS Read More »
The Insurance Council of New Zealand believes a significant cause of damage to commercial property buildings following the 14 November Kaikoura earthquake series is a failure to comply with non-structural, …
FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH STANDARDS A LIKELY CAUSE OF WELLINGTON COMMERCIAL BUILDING DAMAGE Read More »
The Insurance Council of New Zealand advise people who have uninhabitable homes due to earthquake damage to contact their insurer directly for help with temporary accommodation. Most home policies as …
EARTHQUAKE INSURANCE ADVISORY: TEMPORARY ACCOMMODATION Read More »
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