Hundreds of people buy faulty homes in Christchurch
A court will decide who will be liable to pay for the many failed repairs on the homes.
A court will decide who will be liable to pay for the many failed repairs on the homes.
Vector offers $50 if power off for too long - unless it's caused by an "extreme storm".
A large quantity of property has been stolen from a red-stickered house in Whanganui.
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One in four small businesses in New Zealand don't have insurance cover.
An insurer is to stop sending high-selling advisors on overseas trips.
Edgecumbe still waiting for a supermarket. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Women can get what they want in business and life, Fidelity Life boss tells Tamsyn Parker.
Family dog Lulu didn't have a great experience with a secret chocolate stash.
FMA report reveals a lack of awareness of conflicts of interest in a sample of advisers.
The stormy start to the year is likely to cost insurers more than $80 million.
Southern Cross wants to move from being just a health insurer into providing wellness data
ASB's parent company Commonwealth Bank has admitted miss-selling credit card insurance.
The terms of reference for the inquiry centred on Southern Response has been released.
The Reserve Bank has defended its decision to keep its CBL investigations confidential.
A brain tumour stopped him paying life insurance, his wife says - then it killed him.
Southern Response Chairman Ross Butler says its security was needed to protect staff.
The top claim was $682,000 for a hospital stay and air ambulance flight home from Europe.
A man had his insurance cancelled and couldn't get cover elsewhere.
Builder's warranties sold on over 10,000 new homes in New Zealand may be worthless.
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Policy-holders with the troubled firm should seek advice to minimise their losses.
Flights in Britain and Europe have been disrupted by a monster storm from Siberia.
NZ's biggest insurer says it needs to send some jobs overseas to keep a lid on premiums.
A judge's move to appoint interim liquidators followed application from the Reserve Bank.
More than $26 million in claims has already rolled into insurers from the first storm.