From 30 June 2021, New Zealanders will have a single point of contact to support their insurance recovery if their home or land is damaged in a natural disaster. This …
The Insurance Council of New Zealand – Te Kāhui Inihui o Aotearoa – is urging those affected by the tornado that ripped through the South Auckland suburb of Papatoetoe on …
INSURANCE SUPPORT FOR CUSTOMERS AFFECTED BY SOUTH AUCKLAND TORNADO Read More »
The Insurance Council of New Zealand is proud to launch is official te reo name – Te Kāhui Inihua o Aotearoa. Tino whakahīhī ana a Te Kaunihera Inihua o Aotearoa ki …
INSURANCE COUNCIL OF NEW ZEALAND LAUNCHES TE REO NAME – TE KĀHUI INIHUA O AOTEAROA Read More »
With wintery weather being felt across New Zealand, there are simple steps that can be taken to help keep your property safe this winter. To minimise and prevent damage in …
As the rain continues to hit the wider Canterbury region the Insurance Council of New Zealand is encouraging Canterbury residents to contact their insurer to support them with their recovery. …
INSURERS SUPPORT CANTERBURY CUSTOMERS AFFECTED BY FLOODS Read More »
The Insurance Council of New Zealand is disappointed the government has announced its decision to continue to fund Fire and Emergency New Zealand(FENZ) services by taxing or levying people’s insurance …
With clocks going back an hour this Sunday (4 April 2021) ICNZ is reminding Kiwis to check their house and property is ready for the cooler months ahead. Tim Grafton, CE …
END OF DAYLIGHT SAVINGS REMINDER TO CHECK YOUR HOUSE IS FIRE SAFE AND READY FOR WINTER Read More »
If you’re heading away for a few days to make the most of long-weekends or school holidays this year, there are some simple things you can do to ensure there …
As the potential of a trans-Tasman travel-bubble becomes more likely, the Insurance Council of New Zealand has today issued clarification on changes to travel insurance in response to the global …
TRAVEL ADVISORY: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT COVID-19 TRAVEL INSURANCE Read More »
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 »
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