In our industry the great kiwi saying “she’ll be right” is always seen as barrier to connecting with clients. But personally I love the saying, unfortunately I also believe its a saying that’s been corrupted for too long. You can earn the the right to say it with meaning, to give it resilience, but like anything you have to do something to earn it.

If you have health insurance—or rely on coverage from your employer—ask yourself: Do I know exactly what risks I’m covered for and where the gaps might be? If the answer is “I’m not sure,” it’s time for a review… and it could save your life.

It’s one of the most exciting times in your life buying a home, tinged with a new feeling: financial responsibility.

Yes you should have Health Insurance if it is available and affordable to you, but you need to know what it is for. What isn’t covered by Health Insurance? That’s a question we get often and we summarise it in today’s blog.

Three little words that change our lives in a big way “starting a family”. From that moment on we’re no longer just living for ourselves, and there are choices you need to make

“non-disclosure” leads to denied claims. What does it mean and how do you avoid it? We discuss this here giving you the one meaningful thing you can do at application that will give you piece of mind that your claim will be paid when you need it.