Bolster Risk Management – Simplifying financial risk, insurance and investments for you.
BMI; that tool that nobody likes but everyone uses. “What is a Body Mass Index anyway and why should I care?”. And more importantly for us in this forum, what does it have to do with personal insurance? Key Points:
Protect Your Biggest Asset What is your biggest asset? Unless you’re Kim Kardashian or earn a royalty income, your biggest and most enduring asset is probably your ability to earn an income. Most of us have insured our house, possessions,
I’m too young for insurance – you are not actually bullet-proof If you are under 35, do you have car insurance? Maybe, but maybe not. If you do have car insurance, does your car earn you money? Do you have
Most people who live in New Zealand have heard of ACC. But ask 10 people what it is that ACC does, and you will likely get 10 different answers. Key points: What is ACC What does ACC not do? Self-employed
You don’t currently have your own home, and you feel squeezed out of the property market before you’ve started, can you put your money to work in other ways? … Read More
Industry, regulators and educators lament the poor level of understanding that people in Aotearoa have of basic money management. What can be done? Let’s be bold – nah, she’ll be right. … Read More
Trauma cover is a great product, but there is more than one flavour. It will pay a lump sum of cash to you if you are diagnosed with a specific health condition. But with so much choice, how do you
We hear a lot in media sources about high fees for KiwiSaver. We also hear how people are not getting enough advice about financial products like KiwiSaver. Who is correct? Key Points: What do your pay for? What the Regulators
Yes, another article about health insurance. Why bother when in NZ we have a public system that many in the OECD covet? As good as it is, there are plenty of gaps. Key Points: We have a good Public health
I was asked a great question recently. For all the talk of KiwiSaver-this and investments-that, what does it actually mean for my dollar? How much do I put in and for what return? Here we come to the wonderful world
