Plain English explainers to help you understand life, income, trauma, mortgage, and health cover.
Life insurance is one of the most important financial decisions you'll make. Here's everything you need to know before you buy.
ACC covers accidents. But what happens if you can't work because of cancer, a heart attack, or a mental health condition? That's where most Kiwis have a gap.
The 10x rule is a starting point. Here's a more accurate way to work out your number based on your mortgage, income, and family situation.
Trauma cover pays a tax-free lump sum if you're diagnosed with cancer, a heart attack, or stroke. Here's what's included and what to watch out for.
No employer sick pay. No paid leave. No group insurance. Self-employed Kiwis carry more income risk than almost anyone else — and most are underinsured.
They both pay if you can't work — but they are very different products. One covers your mortgage, the other covers your life. Here's how to choose.