Man turned down for insurance claim on hand injury after he didn't disclose mental health.

A Kiwi family is desperately trying to bring their gravely ill mother and wife home.

She was tricked out of hundreds of dollars, when she warned others the scam was exposed.

The woman was in line to pay more almost $1500 in interest on the $4000 hoover.

Tower Insurance has joined a growing portfolio of sponsors behind the para-sport movement.

COMMENT: Why would anyone pay for insurance if they know the Govt will bail them out?

COMMENT: Health and income insurance would work better than fragmented social services.

The company increased its customer base by 2.8 per cent.

Man's failed effort to prove earthquake damage means his insurance doesn't have to pay up.

Unbeknown to her, she was losing thousands for something she'd never signed up for.

Comments from Insurance Council on tardiness of action are galling, Minister says.

Key stakeholders were not consulted on bill before introduction, council says.

Study finds clear trends among $300m of weather-related claims paid out by EQC since 2000.

An ex-constable used the police's insurance policy in a bid to receive a fake claim.

Kiwi workers are turning up sick and admit it has a big impact on productivity.

Insurance juggernaut AIA has outlined significant expansions plans for NZ.

Holidaying Kiwi couple told they are too old, warn others planning trips.

Claire Nelson, who survived four days in an American desert, is now battling insurers.

She didn't expect to see an increase from $2,200 to $7,200 when her account rolled over.

Insurance companies are looking into how data can be used to make better policy decisions.

Frustrated quake claimant splashed acid on EQC cars

More delays for CBL Insurance hearing.

The Reserve Bank is talking to some insurers about their capital levels.

Hiker desperate to raise funds for surgery after spending 3 days trapped in US desert.

Insurers are counting the costs of the April storms which cut power to many Aucklanders.

Regulators are demanding a response by June 22.

NZ's largest insurer is to pay a higher hourly rate for panel beaters in Auckland.

Sam Stubbs believes the banks should have to ask these 25 questions.

Insurers are being slow to move on freebie trips for advisers despite repeated warnings.

Inquiry will look into EQC's handling of 2010 and 2011 quake claims.