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Keeping you and your family safe this summer

Keeping you and your family safe this summer

November 19th 2020 After a year of lockdowns and restricted travel, most of us are eager to be out and about enjoying the good weather and exploring our own backyard. New Zealand in summer is unbeatable, and as Read more

Do your face masks offer Anti-Viral and Anti-Bacterial protection?

Do your face masks offer Anti-Viral and Anti-Bacterial protection?

November 19th 2020 Once again, it is mandatory to wear a face covering on public transport in Auckland, and on all domestic flights for the foreseeable future. The government is also looking at extending this to the re Read more

No emergency fund? It's not too late

No emergency fund? It's not too late

May 11th 2020 Hindsight is great, isn’t it? If we knew a year ago what 2020 was going to look like, we would have all saved up and built a nice emergency fund to navigate these unprecedent times. Although it’s Read more

Apex's top 10 money tips for the silly season

Apex's top 10 money tips for the silly season

November 12th 2019 The end of the year often brings about a mixed bag of emotions. According to the Commission for Financial Capability (CFFC), a government-funded organisation helping New Zealanders get ahead Read more

Are your children really protected?

Are your children really protected?

October 10th 2019 One of the biggest reasons we take out insurance cover is to protect our loved ones. We want to make sure that if anything happens to us and we are unable to work and earn an income, there would Read more

What happens to my money (or debt) when I die?

What happens to my money (or debt) when I die?

August 2nd 2018 by Diana Clement - NZ Herald What happens to your money (or debt) when you die? The short answer is if you have very little to your name, an uncomplicated life, and you have a will, the money goes Read more

Quick tip: increase your insurance without medical underwriting

Quick tip: increase your insurance without medical underwriting

July 2nd 2018 As life changes, so should your insurance. Chances are that you initially took out life insurance when you bought your first home to cover your loan. When you buy your second property and you Read more

Young Kiwis rely on their parents for financial know-how

Young Kiwis rely on their parents for financial know-how

May 15th 2018 If you have children or close family members in their 20s, are you aware you could be their main source of financial information? That’s the case for nearly half of 20-year-olds today in New Zealan Read more

The cost of care

The cost of care

May 14th 2018 Grant Lovatt, 58, was diagnosed with motor neurone disease in 2012. In 2014 a neurologist gave him less than 12 months to live. Five years later he is still alive, being cared for by his wife Glenda. Read more

What if you lost your income today?

What if you lost your income today?

April 24th 2018 We all like to think that we are invincible, that nothing will ever happen to us, but what if it does? Every year over 50,000 New Zealand households (a Napier-sized city) lose the main income Read more

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