Category: Quotemonster Blog

This article from Jon-Paul Hale at Willowgrove Consulting discusses some recent research conducted in Australia specifically about insurance literacy. Click here to read the findings.

David Chaplin reports:  “Banks have mounted an all-out attack on Financial Advisers Act (FAA) reform proposals to clearly distinguish ‘sales’ from ‘advice’ setting themselves at

This shows the table of maximum cover amounts available under non-taxable agreed value income protection plans. Considerable variation has developed.

A survey conducted by TNS NZ based on 1,800 New Zealanders aged 18 and over in January 2016 showed the following results:

This article on Stuff highlights that high-cost surgeons may charge up to double the price of others to do the same operations. “Health insurance policyholders can

In a Facebook post yesterday, Auckland public relations specialist Anna Jobsz said she had arranged to get the mastectomy several weeks ago with cover from

AIA have released their latest newsletter and it is full of news about their increase in staff numbers and the makeover AIA’s website has received.

Today Quotemonster is turning 4! We would like to take this time to thank all our users for your continued support and feedback. We look

One of the items highlighted after workshops discussing Quality Product Research ratings (available on Quotemonster) is the treatment of the rating for excess payments in medical.

Here is Southern Cross’ press release about their new product: New Zealand’s leading health insurer Southern Cross has today announced the release of a new