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Adviser expects other insurers will also follow suit.
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New move to model homes' flood risk marks a milestone in insurers meeting climate threats.
Tower to charge more to insure properties with high flood risk
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Insurers have met around $250m in losses from extreme events, with risk of more in summer.
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Panel beaters say they can't attract staff because insurance companies are squeezing them.
Insurance firm's former boss has fraud trial delayed until 2023 due to lockdown
The delay highlights the significant disruption Covid-19 has had on NZ's court system.
'Difficult decisions': Marae fears rising sea levels will force 'retreat' from whenua
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Diana Clement: Should you buy health insurance?
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Growing concern over genetic discrimination in New Zealand
Genetic discrimination is using someone's genetic info to discriminate against them.
Third CBL fraud accused named as former director
Three businessmen from the failed insurance company face Serious Fraud Office charges.
EQC cap rise could see insurance cost rise for lower seismic risk home-owners
The Government will increase the EQC cap from $150k to $300k.
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Landmark quake ruling: Insurer to contact 3000 homeowners about $300m compensation
Insurer was found to have engaged in misleading and deceptive conduct.
Diana Clement: Does your contents policy cover your fancy new e-bike?
OPINION: Some items may not be included in your policy.
How businesses can take some of the risk out of a cyber attack
Legal experts say who is most at risk.
Health insurer makes bumper $52.5m surplus but won't be reducing premiums
The society has seen its membership grow to its highest level in 14 years.
Insurer admits giving pensioner's personal info to suspected fraudster
IAG believes the pensioner's signature was forged.
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$225k worth of e-bikes stolen in 12 months
Thieves are using bolt cutters and security cards before taking off with them.
NZ's largest life insurer faces $700,000 fine for misleading customers
AIA's behaviour exacerbated and prolonged the harm to vulnerable customers, watchdog says.
Thousands of insurance customers to receive refunds over payment mistakes
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