Rob Stock details the traditional insurance life-cycle in a recent column at stuff.co.nz. This is a good start and may make sense for many people as
Month: April 2015
At Quotemonster we recently received a requested from a QPR subscriber for a comparison between Partners Life and Combined Insurance for their Trauma products. An
Seth Godin lists six points of things that people should do or ask themselves before referring someone or something to friends and family. It neatly explains why
Advisers considering engaging in telemarketers and agents should check out the resources at the Commerce Commission on telemarketing and agents, but a good summary is
For an overview of the recent history in medical insurance product development. Including a discussion of medical insurance comparison issues check out our latest presentation
Insurance advisers compiling their own comparisons, or those creating advertisements based on comparisons, should check the Commerce Commission guidance on comparative advertising. Link.
Policy upgrade features, the practice of updating in-force policy terms and conditions with upgraded features is relatively new. Some long-standing providers have only but recently
Nib’s pricing changes to their Ultimate Health and Ultimate Health Max products effective 1 April are now live on Quotemonster.
Partners Life have added several benefit enhancements to their existing products which were effective from 1st April and will be automatically added to existing clients’
UK Insurer Friends Life paid out more than double the 2013 amount for fractured bones in 2014. The youngest claimant was 19, while the oldest was 71