This is how consumers feel, really: If you wanted a quantification of that then you might like to check out this link which has a lot more
Ignoring risk happens a lot, as part of a kind of binary thinking. Consumers often think risks are 'normal' or 'high' and rarely acknowledge much
Most people do, but people have some strange ideas sometimes. Consider democracy – especially overseas. So, prompted by a discussion with my son last night,
There seems to be a demand for good material which shows how insurance helps, in real life challenges, like this one. [embedyt] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2kJrrmOGUmY[/embedyt] You can
The RBNZ has published a report reviewing insurer disclosures. Disclosure of the financial stability and claims paying ability ratings, along with references to solvency information,
Gen Re expresses some concerns about terminal illness benefits, and a significant proportion of discusses some interesting analysis on survival rates for clients following terminal
If you are a financial adviser specialising in life insurance I would like to invite you to join me for a brief introduction to robo-services
Brian Klee highlights his claims service for advisers and customers. This is worth considering, especially where you believe that a claim should be paid. Or
The FMA has written back to some of the advisers that have been interviewed. Most advisers in the process will have something to improve upon
Earlier this week we uploaded the Quality Product Research Limited database QPRV10.1 to Quotemonster and subscribers. This version included the following changes: ANZ Trauma Cover: Policy