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The Reserve Bank has released its six monthly financial stability report.
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Insurers set to take $336 billion hit from Covid-19
The pandemic has hit the insurance industry around the world.
Parents still battling for cancelled school trip refunds
Student Horizons pays $392,000 in refunds but parents say they have little to show for it.
Pandemic insurance? Insurers assess future policies
'It is only too clear how expensive a pandemic can be.' - insurance council CEO.
Southern Cross eyes domestic travel insurance market
NZ's largest travel insurer has had to stop new policies for the first time in 35 years.
Climate change has already cost NZ almost $1b in droughts and flooding - experts
The cost of climate change is hitting us now, say NZ researchers.
SkyCity fire: Ruling of accidental cause won't stop legal action
Legal action over the Sky City International Convention Centre fire could still go ahead.
FMA clamps down on misleading Covid-19 insurance ads
The FMA is clamping down on behaviour that preys on the Covid-19 crisis.
Childcare centres hit by lockdown to get insurance payout
Childcare centres that have special arrangement to be paid millions in insurance money.
Insurance providers to remain available during lockdown
Insurers will remain available and be able to arrange critical safety repairs.
What happens if your WOF expires during the lockdown?
You're still covered in a crash as long as your car was safe, the Insurance Council says.
Coronavirus: Insurers stop offering redundancy cover to new customers
The number of queries about redundancy insurance cover has spiked.
Coronavirus: Three questions NZ travellers need to ask themselves
Planning a trip overseas? Ask yourself these three questions first, Siouxsie Wiles says.
$72.5m Auckland building set to change hands
"We received some unsolicited enquiries" - Roxy-Pacific
Coronavirus: 5 NZ cases, 2 more probable, 43 hospital staff isolated
Singer joins the millions worldwide whose lives have been disrupted by coronavirus.
Weather disasters: Why home insurance claims are set to rise 25%
By 2100, the EQC could be paying out up to a quarter more for weather-related damage.
NZ's top three most expensive storms this century
Major storms cost insurance companies millions of dollars in damages.
Ill at sea: what to do when you're sick on a cruise ship
Getting sick on a cruise ship can be a pain - in the wallet.
NZ's largest insurer feels the pinch of increased regulation
IAG NZ reported a profit of A$156m, down from A$193 million last year.
Cost of insuring against directors' liability more than doubles for dual-listed companies
Class actions and banking inquiry drive up costs to companies to insure directors.
Coronavirus insurance alert: Allianz warning on new policies
Pandemic related claims on insurance bought from midday won't be covered.
Don't hold your breath for life insurance reform
New regulations are designed to improve the life insurance industry.
Editorial: Insurance costs too much for too little cover
EDITORIAL: It pays to have insurance, but it pays even more to check it regularly.
Bad vibrations: Ponsonby Central causing cracks in homes
Angry Auckland homeowners are battling with their insurance company.
Insurance: Are you covered? The top tips to avoid disaster
How to make sure you are covered.
Insurance: Are you covered? The 10 biggest insurance myths busted
The biggest myths when it comes to insurance.
Offside: Soccer injury voids Auckland couple's travel insurance
An Auckland couple were told soccer injuries was not covered under their travel insurance.
Insurance - are you covered? What you need to know about travel insurance
Everything you need to know about buying travel insurance for your next trip
Man lost his home and relationship after insurance payout declined
Warren Stanley thought his family was covered for a loss in income.