Car Insurance - May 23rd Dashcams – do you use one? Digital cameras, also known as dashcams, mounted inside the windscreen of your vehicle, have the potential to be a game changer on the road. That’s because they continuously record the view through the vehicle’s windscreen …
Car Insurance - April 14th The top 6 tips for navigating the insurance claims process When something goes wrong – and life has a way of doing that - the financial toll can tick over like a broken water meter. It’s important to keep your wits about you in order …
Car Insurance - November 3rd Where to start with comparing car insurance A grudge purchase it may be but car insurance is as essential as owning a car itself. You may, like me, be totally convinced you’re a perfect driver but look at all the other maniacs …
Car Insurance - March 18th How car insurance premiums are calculated There are approximately four million registered vehicles on New Zealand roads – and the majority of them (thankfully) have some form of motor vehicle insurance. When it comes to the cost of that insurance though, …
Car Insurance - January 30th New Zealanders want uninsured drivers off their roads A Canstar Blue survey has ‘lift the bonnet’ on New Zealanders’ car insurance habits, sending a clear message from people across the country that uninsured drivers and vehicles have no place on New Zealand roads. Eighty …
Car Insurance - January 16th What types of car insurance can you get? Nobody wants to crash their newly-bought (or old and faithful) car. It can happen though, and the repairs can potentially cost thousands of dollars. Your car might not even be repairable, meaning you’ve lost everything. …
Car Insurance - January 16th Cut The Cost Of Car Insurance With These Tips No-one likes paying car insurance premiums. It hurts. Think of all the nice things you could spend that money on instead. The sad truth is that car insurance is essential. But there are ways of saving …
Car Insurance - December 17th Car Hit & Runs: Have you been a victim? If you have ever parked your car and returned later to find it damaged, you could be excused for a few angry thoughts as chances are there will be no apology note in sight. According …
