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3 ‘insurancey’ things to think about if you’re moving house

By Richard Godman 01/06/2023

There is plenty to think about when you move house, so it’s easy to forget about the insurance side of your move.

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Keep your pool covered - by insurance

By Richard Godman 01/06/2023

If you have a swimming pool you know how important it is to keep it covered so it stays clean, but what about making sure it's covered by insurance?

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Protecting yourself when listing your home on Airbnb

By Richard Godman 01/06/2023

Inviting guests into your home can bring added risk that something could go wrong. Read more about ensuring your house is safe and protected.

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Insurance 101: Understanding insurance as part of New Zealand’s business ecosystem | Vero

By Sacha Cowlrick 22/05/2023

Understanding the way insurance works is important as it plays a vital role in the financial security of so many New Zealanders. Read more.

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Taking a proactive stance towards vulnerable customers' risks

By Jane Brewer 14/04/2023

With the impacts of the recent severe weather events and cost of living increases being felt by many, now more than ever organisations need to place a greater focus on proactively identifying, supporting, and protecting customers who are experiencing vulnerability.

Vero’s partnership with Lifeline Connect

By Campbell Mitchell 22/02/2023

As the impact of Cyclone Gabrielle and the magnitude of the event’s social, psychological and financial cost continues to emerge, our Vero team is reaching out to customers in need of extra care to offer them a referral to our community partner, Lifeline Connect.

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Vero Insurance, 100 years of experience to draw on

By Jimmy Higgins 07/02/2023

On 7 February 2023, Vero Insurance celebrates 100 years since being incorporated in New Zealand. Since then, the business has changed significantly and every day builds on its rich whakapapa, and a century of experience in helping millions of Kiwi households and businesses through hard times.