Learn about Futurisk Insurance, your trusted insurance and mortgage advisors in New Zealand. Discover our commitment to providing personalised and comprehensive financial solutions. About Futurisk About Us > At Futurisk, we’re trusted Advisers with over 30 years of experience looking after New Zealand households and businesses About Futurisk Based in Manawatu, Waikato & Kāpiti, Futurisk Insurance is an insurance brokerage company dedicated to providing "personalised service for a personalised solution". That’s why our team of financial advisers will always work with you one-on-one to find the insurance solution you need. We are an independent insurance brokerage company which means we do not work for the insurance companies and can find you the best possible insurance solution. Why Futurisk Insurance? At Futurisk, we understand how difficult the insurance industry can be to navigate, and how hard it is to choose the right insurance plan that covers you, your family and your business. That's why we will work with you by making it simple and easy for you to find a great insurance plan. We also know how important it is for you to have security. That’s why Futurisk are here to make it simple and easy for you to find a good insurance plan. From simple enquiries, applications, claims and any other questions, it’s all covered by one phone call or email to your personal accredited financial adviser. You won’t need to spend hours searching for the right insurance company to get the right plan. In fact, you only have to make one call. Contact Futurisk Insurance, and we’ll do all the hard yards for you. Specialising in Life & Health Insurance, Business Insurance, Mortgages and General Insurance. We offer honest and genuine advice with your best interests at heart. Our passion lies in discovering the best solutions tailored just for you. We've got your back Enquire Now Freephone 0800 17 18 19 Our Company Profile Futurisk Insurance Limited was founded in 2011, originally known as Allied Financial Services by Joe Singh. Starting with a small team, Futurisk has expanded and grown into a team of professional and friendly advisers who are dedicated to putting in place and improving our new and existing clients’ insurances. Supported by our friendly administration team, our ambition is to provide the best possible service to all clients, helping them understand their insurances and protecting what matters the most - their health and financial well being. As we have grown and continue to grow, we have formed strong alliances with the insurance providers, giving us security and the right tools to put the best covers into place for our clients in a timely manner. We also have been assigned Key Accounts Managers (KAM) with these companies who are dedicated in assisting us with processing of the applications, and ensuring that policies are issued as efficiently as possible. In 2016 Futurisk General Insurance was formed to provide specialised advice in Domestic Insurance (e.g. House, Car, Contents) & Commercial Insurance (e.g. Public Liability, Material Damage & Business Interruption) In 2020 Mark Henderson , after 17 years’ of experience in the industry, joined forces with Futurisk and established Futurisk Insurance (Waikato) Ltd to combine resources and provide better service to existing clients (from Marlin Solutions) and new clients around the greater Waikato area (including Auckland & the Bay of Plenty) In 2023 Rex Duckett, with over 34 years of experience in the industry, joined forces with Futurisk and established Futurisk Insurance (Kapiti) Ltd to combine resources and provide better service to existing clients (from Inpro Group) and new clients around the greater Kapiti area. Overall, our dedicated team support one another, learn together and share each other’s success! We have high standards of achievements and have commitment to the company. To keep our Advisers well informed, they receive continuous education for new products that come up onto the market place, we hold regular team meetings, extensive trainings and outings. We value excellence and deliver way beyond client’s expectations. Our Values, Ethics, Morals and Integrity here at Futurisk are the most important factors of our business. Futurisk Insurance Limited, Futurisk Kāpiti, Futurisk Waikato and Futurisk General Insurance are independent Financial Services Providers, which means we work for the client and can explore many different options from a range of Insurance & Mortgage providers to provide the best possible cover for the individual needs of our clients. Our Mission and Vision Statement Our Mission Statement At Futurisk we are on a mission to: Provide quality insurance and mortgage solutions to our clients by offering our technical expertise and exceptional service Continually promote professional growth and development of our associates, advisers and employees by providing continuous training and support. Helping Futurisk staff to develop to their maximum potential allows them to offer you top-quality service for your mortgage and insurance needs. Develop and maintain good relationships with insurance providers who offer clients extra financial stability, full-service capability, and competitive products. Be your ‘one stop shop’ for all Insurance and Mortgage solutions by providing a service that is friendly, approachable and easy to work with. Futurisk are fostering friendly relationships with our clientele and establishing partnership with stakeholders (e.g. business sectors, NGO) and the community in general Together we can plan for strong, healthy, independent futures Our Vision Statement Futurisk Insurance have a vision for the future that includes you. Our vision is to help clients manage and understand risk factors in their lives and provide tailored strategies to minimize the impact of those risks. We will help you with your business or personal insurance, and mortgage solutions in a genuine and trustworthy manner. You can count on us today, tomorrow, together… Our Approach Quite simply, we work with you and for you!! What we can do for you Our advisers are all accredited and have a number of years industry experience behind them. They will work with you to create an ideal insurance plan for you and your family that supports your lifestyle, or the cashflow that your business would need to keep going should something happen. You won’t need to spend hours searching for the right insurance company to get the right plan. In fact, you can create your own ideal plan right here or contact Futurisk Insurance, and we’ll do all the hard yards for you.

Frequently asked questions when buying a home Frequently asked questions when buying a home Contact Us Should I get an appraisal? Yes. An appraisal is an opinion of the value of the property you are planning to purchase. It's one of the requirements needed to apply for a home loan. Should I pay for a home inspection to check the house? Yes. It is a must to have a professional house inspector check the house first before you decide to buy to get your money's worth. We all want some peace of mind when buying something important like buying a house. Should I use an Agent to buy a house? Yes and No. Yes, because an agent can help you with finding a home that will suit you by giving you a list of available homes within your price range and can also give you some information about the housing market. However, be careful to choose by comparing background, experience and agencies. Or you can ask someone you can trust. No, if you want to do it personally and are ready to take on some house shopping yourself. Should I go directly to the bank or other mortgage lenders to borrow? You can go directly to your bank and ask about their mortgage lending criteria. Or you can let us help you by getting the best offer without the hassles of going through the all the rudiments of getting a home loan. How much can I afford? The answer to this depends on your income and your liabilities (debt). Ideally, most home buyers purchase a house that costs between 1 ½ to 2 ½ times their annual income. However sometimes, there are no houses available in your ideal price range. If this is the case, you may need to spend a bit more. Just keep in mind that your monthly mortgage repayment can't exceed 29% of your gross monthly income and your total debt payments (mortgage payments, car payments, credit cards and hire purchases) can't exceed 40% of your gross monthly income. How much can I borrow? It depends on a number of factors and these may include: The value of the home Your income and your ability to repay the mortgage How much you have saved towards your deposit If you are eligible for a First Home Loan Type of home you are planning to purchase How much should I offer for a house? Each property is unique on its own and the ideal offer will depend on how the buyer perceives the value of the property. If a particular house is overpriced an offer below the listing price would be appropriate. If it's just within the ideal price range, an offer at the asking price or just below the listing price will be fine and if it's priced below the actual value, then you are in for a good bargain (get it while you can soonest!). View next post At Futurisk, we work for you, not the insurer. So when it’s time to make a claim, we’ve got your back. We’ve got your back Enquire Now Freephone 0800 17 18 19

Futurisk's Hot Tips for Saving Money on your Insurances Futurisk's Hot Tips for Saving Money on your Insurances Contact Us 4. Increase your excess. For most insurances (not life insurance), you will almost always have to pay an excess when you make a claim. By agreeing to pay a little more if and when you make a claim you can often get a discount on your insurance premiums. The one thing to be careful of is that whatever the excess is, you are able to meet that amount should you have to make a claim. 5. Work out the best way to make your payments. Insurance companies will often give a discount if you pay your insurance premiums in a yearly lump sum. That suits some people while others may prefer weekly or monthly payments. You need to do what is best for you. One thing is for sure though; there are savings to be made if you can pay annually. By the way, if you pay yearly it is good to spread the renewal dates for insurances throughout the year. If they all come due in one month it can be quite a stretch financially. 6. Review your insurances regularly. I can say with a degree of certainty that most people, if they haven't reviewed their insurances in the last three years or so, can save money by getting new quotes and reinsuring. It's worth taking an hour or so occasionally to contact a few insurance companies and ask for quotes on your insurance needs, in particular, vehicle, house, and contents insurance. 7. Go with one company. Many insurance companies will give generous discounts if you place all your vehicle, house, and contents insurances with them. When you buy an insurance policy, make sure you ask the question, "What discount will you give me if I put all my policies with your company?" 8. Use an expert! There is nothing like an expert to define what you require and discover where the best price can be found. Find a broker you can trust and get him/her to regularly review your insurances. If we were buying a new appliance or vehicle, we'd shop around. If we wanted some new computer gear or were renovating our kitchen, we'd look for the best deal. So why don't we do that with insurance? It seems many New Zealanders think of insurance as coming in a fixed package at a fixed price, but there are some practical things you can do to save money on your insurances. Here are six hot tips. 1. Work out what you need. Insurance premiums are calculated on the value of what you insure, so the higher the value, the higher the insurance premiums. To insure something for more than what it's worth means you are throwing away money every month. Whether it's for your life, car, home, contents or something else, work out what you want insured and how much it is worth. Don't be one of those people who waste money by over-insuring and so paying premiums that are higher than they need be. Also be careful not to risk a financial crisis by under-insuring and receiving money that doesn't cover the loss of an item. 2. Get quotes. If you are arranging your own insurance, get quotes from a few different companies. Especially for vehicle and house and contents insurance - the cost can vary greatly from company to company. One good way to know if you are getting a good deal is to work through a broker. They have usually sourced the best deals and may even be able to offer discounts because of the number of deals they put through. Remember though, the cheapest price may not equate to the best deal. That's where tip number three comes in. Read on.... 3. Make sure you know what you're buying. View next post At Futurisk, we work for you, not the insurer. So when it’s time to make a claim, we’ve got your back. We’ve got your back Enquire Now Freephone 0800 17 18 19

Ensure your pets receive the best care with our comprehensive pet insurance policies. Explore coverage options with Futurisk Insurance in New Zealand. Pet Insurance Our Solutions > Personal Insurance > Pet Insurance > Our Pet Insurance provides cover for your cat or dog to remove stress when expensive bills arise. Pet Insurance Enquire Now Benefits with Futurisk Covers veterinary bills such as veterinary consultations, specialist care, surgery and more , which could be very expensive for families to afford. We can help at claim time You choose the excess What can it cover? Whether you own a cat, dog or a horse, we know how important they are to you. Pet insurance provides cover for one’s pets for every step of the way, from when they’re just babies to their later years. It covers veterinary bills such as veterinary consultations, specialist care, surgery and more. These bills can cost thousands of dollars and can be simply too expensive for some families to afford. Chat to one of your local advisers today to organise a personalised Pet Insurance plan. Talk to an adviser Enquire Now Freephone 0800 17 18 19

Get in touch with Futurisk Insurance for personalised insurance and mortgage solutions in New Zealand. Contact us today to discuss your financial needs and secure your future. Contact Futurisk Contact Us > Contact Our Team For Personalised Insurance Solutions - servicing Wellington through to Kapiti, Palmerston North, and Waikato. Our locations Futurisk Manawatu 0800 17 18 19 +64 6 358 3400 enquiries@futurisk.co.nz 178 Broadway Ave Palmerston North 4410 PO Box 5252, Terrace End Palmerston North 4441 Futurisk Waikato 0800 17 18 19 +64 7 929 2296 enquirieswaikato@futurisk.co.nz Unit 4, 310 Tristram Street, Hamilton PO Box 1419, Hamilton Central, Hamilton 3240 Futurisk Kāpiti 0800 367 467 +64 6 364 6123 enquirieskapiti@futurisk.co.nz 153 Main Highway Otaki PO Box 134, Ōtaki 5542 Contact Us Our financial advisers are dedicated to providing exceptional service to our clients when it comes to health and life insurance, business insurance cover, home and contents insurance, and travel insurance coverage. Name* Phone* Email* Message* Submit We offer honest and genuine advice with your best interests at heart. Our passion lies in discovering the best solutions tailored just for you. We've got your back Enquire Now Freephone 0800 17 18 19

Access flexible personal and vehicle loan options with Futurisk Insurance. Achieve your financial goals with our customised financing solutions in New Zealand. Personal & Vehicle Loans Our Solutions > Mortgages > Personal and Vehicle Loans > Personal Loans Enquire Now Secure your personal loan with confidence! Need financial flexibility for unexpected expenses, home renovations, or consolidating debt? We offer personal loans with competitive rates and flexible repayment terms to suit your needs. Whether you're funding a special project, covering medical costs, or achieving personal goals, we're here to help you access the funds you need. With a simple and fast application process, you can get the support you need with ease and peace of mind. Vehicle Loans Enquire Now Get the support you need and book a free consultation with one of our friendly mortgage experts today. Book a Consultation Robin Varghese BDM / Financial Adviser 06 358 3400 ext 712 Bio With 9 years of experience in the insurance and mortgage industry, I specialize in guiding individuals and families toward making informed financial decisions. My goal is to simplify the complexities of mortgages and insurance, ensuring you find the right solutions tailored to your unique needs. I pride myself on providing personalized, transparent, and reliable advice to help clients achieve financial security and homeownership with confidence. Whether you're a first-time buyer, looking to refinance, or seeking comprehensive insurance coverage, I’m here to help every step of the way. I am dedicated family man, married to Jesteena and is a lovely dad to his daughters Hannah and Isa. Whether it be support or someone reliable, honest, and trustworthy i provide you with a service you deserve every time. Email Carmela Laylo BDM / Financial Adviser 06 358 3400 ext 703 Bio Carmela migrated to New Zealand from the Philippines in 2012. Her passion for creating a positive impact not only to her fellow Filipinos, but also to all people from diverse cultures and background, has led her career in the Insurance Industry. In 2013, she started as an insurance broker doing personal risk management and two years after, she accepted the role of a Business Development Manager (BDM) managing her own team of advisers. As a BDM, she works with her team to come up with marketing ideas that could help Futurisk to grow. Because she realized that there is still a wide range of options to open more opportunities, in 2016, she decided to add Mortgage in her portfolio pursuing her passion to help more people not only to protect their assets, both tangible and intangible, but also to achieve their dream of home/investment ownership. Carmela has received her bachelor's degree in Foreign Service with major in International Trade from Lyceum of the Philippines University. She has gained over 15 years of sales, customer service and management experience from her previous local and international professional exposures. She keeps herself updated with the insurance and mortgage industry by attending regular trainings and seminars and earning CPD credits as well as completing other industry requirements. As the industry is constantly evolving, with new products and technologies always being introduced in the market, Carmela makes sure that she is always on top of everything to provide the best possible service to her clients. She makes things happen and is not afraid of hard work but believes that life should be fun, too! Carmela is involved with beauty pageants and fashions shows, she loves to read, sing, socialize and explore the world! Outside work, she loves to spend her time with her loving and supportive husband, Richard and three lovely kids, Kian, Karl and Kayla. Email Mark Henderson Director / Financial Adviser 07 929 2296 Bio Mark is the Principle Adviser for Futurisk Waikato and has been involved in the financial services industry since 2003 after working in various roles within NZ post for over 16 years. He lives in Hamilton with his wife. Mark has 2 adult sons and loves spending time with his grandchildren. Mark is keen on most sports and enjoys competing in Masters Athletics. Mark is a proud member of Financial Advice New Zealand (FANZ) and complies with their Code of Ethics in all facets of his business. He has also completed the Trusted Adviser qualifications, with them. Email Freephone 0800 17 18 19 Finance your next vehicle with ease! Looking for a new or used vehicle? Whether you're purchasing a car, van, electric vehicle (EV), motorbike, boat, caravan, or motorhome, we’re here to help you secure the financing you need. We offer flexible terms and competitive rates, giving you the confidence to drive away in the vehicle of your choice. Let us guide you through the process with ease, so you can enjoy your new ride sooner!

What is Trauma Insurance and How Does it Work? What is Trauma Insurance and How Does it Work? Contact Us But doesn't ACC provide this cover? New Zealand's ACC scheme provides excellent protection for accidental injuries, helping with treatment costs and replacing up to 80% of lost earnings (subject to eligibility and limits). ACC does not, however, provide cover for serious illnesses such as cancer, heart attack or stroke, nor does it provide a lump sum to help with the broader financial impact these events can have on you and your family. Every year, around 29,700 New Zealanders are diagnosed with cancer, approximately 12,000 are hospitalised following a heart attack, and more than 9,000 experience a stroke. These are the types of serious medical events that Trauma Insurance is designed to help protect against; providing financial support at a time when your focus should be on your health and recovery, not your finances. What about Specific Injury Cover? Specific Injury Cover (sometimes called Accidental Injury Cover) is different from Trauma Insurance. Rather than covering serious illnesses, it provides a lump sum if you suffer certain specified injuries as the result of an accident. Depending on the policy, this may include injuries such as fractures to the collarbone, wrist, forearm or jaw, major ligament or tendon injuries requiring surgery, severe burns, fractures to the hip or pelvis, loss of sight or hearing, or even the loss of a limb. While ACC provides valuable support following an accident, Specific Injury Cover can provide an additional cash payment to help with expenses that arise during your recovery, giving you greater financial flexibility when you need it most. As with all insurance policies, the injuries covered, and the benefit payable, will vary between insurers and policy wordings. Make a difference – Plan ahead One of the benefits of arranging Trauma Insurance while you're young and healthy is the ability to choose level premiums . While stepped premiums generally start at a lower cost and increase as you get older, level premiums are designed to remain relatively stable over time. Although they typically cost more initially, many people choose to level some or all of their Trauma Insurance to help maintain affordability in later years, when the likelihood of needing cover is often greater. The most appropriate premium structure will depend on your age, budget, and long-term objectives, making it an important discussion to have with your Futurisk Financial Adviser. How to select and structure your Trauma Insurance Trauma Insurance isn't a one-size-fits-all product. Depending on the insurer and policy, there are different ways your cover can be structured. Some policies allow multiple claims for different medical conditions over time (often referred to as continuous or reinstatable Trauma Cover). Other policies have different benefit structures, where the amount payable may depend on the seriousness of the covered medical condition. These features can provide greater flexibility and, depending on the policy selected, may also offer a more cost-effective way of protecting yourself against serious illness. Give your Futurisk Financial Adviser a call At Futurisk, we work with a range of leading insurers, each offering different features, benefits and premium structures. Whether you're reviewing your existing cover or considering Trauma Insurance for the first time, a Futurisk Financial Adviser will take time to explain all the available options, help you understand the differences between policies, and work with you to find a solution that suits your needs, budget and stage of life. What is Trauma Insurance and How Does it Work? When people think about insurance, health and life insurance are usually the first types of cover that come to mind. However, Trauma Insurance is another valuable form of protection, and it is often overlooked. Trauma Insurance provides a tax-free lump sum payment if you are diagnosed with a specified serious illness or experience a covered medical event, such as certain cancers, a heart attack, stroke, major organ failure, or other conditions defined in the policy. Unlike health insurance, which helps cover eligible medical expenses, a Trauma Insurance benefit is paid directly to you. This gives you the freedom to use the funds in whatever way best supports your situation, whether that's replacing lost income, meeting mortgage repayments, covering everyday living costs, funding rehabilitation, travelling for treatment, or simply providing financial breathing room while you and your family focus on recovery. At a time when your health and wellbeing need to be the priority, Trauma Insurance can help ease financial stress and provide greater peace of mind when it matters most. Bonus Trauma Insurance cover for your children Many Trauma Insurance policies also automatically include complimentary cover for dependent children when a parent holds Trauma Insurance. While the level of cover and policy conditions vary between insurers, the insurers Futurisk works with generally provide up to $50,000 of Trauma Cover for eligible dependent children at no additional cost. This means, if your child is diagnosed with a serious illness or medical condition covered under the policy, this benefit can provide a tax-free lump sum payment to help ease the financial burden that often accompanies a child's illness. The funds provided by Trauma Insurance can be used in whatever way best supports your family, whether that's allowing you, the parent, to take time off work, covering travel and accommodation costs for specialist treatment, or helping manage additional household expenses. During an already challenging time, this benefit can provide valuable financial support and greater peace of mind, allowing your family to focus on what matters most: your child's care and recovery. As with all insurance policies, benefits, eligibility requirements, and covered conditions vary between insurers and individual policy wordings. View next post At Futurisk, we work for you, not the insurer. So when it’s time to make a claim, we’ve got your back. We’ve got your back Enquire Now Freephone 0800 17 18 19

Six Things Your Bank Will Never Tell You Six Things Your Bank Will Never Tell You Contact Us 4. Bouncing cheques are good for your bank’s business as long as you don’t write too many. Providing there’s no fraud involved, your bank earns big bucks every time a cheque bounces. Not only do they sock you with a fee for the bounced cheque, you'll pay a higher rate of interest if you go over your agreed overdraft. 5. You can pay your entire credit card bill by setting up a direct debit like you do with your power or phone. Banks don’t actively encourage customers to do this. Why should they? They can’t earn interest on your credit card if you pay it off each month. For the bank, the best credit card is one that has money owing on it. 6. Bank advice may be self-interested. Sometimes, when you use your credit card to book overseas travel-related items,you will be charged interest immediately; e.g. if you use your card to book a hotel room for a trip you are to take three months' time, you may be charged interest from the time of booking rather than the time of staying in the hotel. In a similar way, if you rent a car overseas the trader ma reserve an amount of credit to secure their payment or to cover any possible damage to the car etc. That means, you may find when you use the card it has less credit on it than you expected despite you having actually bought anything. Most people know nothing about the lodging security until it's too late. If you are travelling overseas with your credit card, or using it overseas with your credit card, or using it overseas from within New Zealand, it pays to find out first, what the various conditions of use are. So, these are Futurisk's six credit card traps. One thing we cannot stress enough- avoid credit card debt. What if I'm already in debt? If you find yourself struggling with debt right now, contact the team at Futurisk. We may be able to restructure your debt in a way that savs you hundreds, even thousands of dollars. This information is adapted from Consumer Magazine (January/February 2006, Issue 455, Page 23). There’s something every person who uses a bank needs to understand—a bank is a business. It exists to make a profit and it does that by maximising the use of your hard-earned cash. Knowing how they do that could save you money. Here are six things your bank will never tell you: 1. Your bank wants you to overspend and stay in debt. That may sound a little harsh, but that is the simple reality. You see, banks make money from people who are in debt. In fact, if you are $250,000 in debt you are a better customer for a bank than a person with $30,000 cash in their savings account. The more you spend the more interest the bank earns from you. And, if you’re prone to cheques bouncing, or if you don't pay your credit card bill off in full every month, then you are the bank’s best-friend. 2. A bank’s review of your account is really a sales pitch. The bank is thinking of its bottom line, not yours. If you’re offered a review of your finances or get a call from your “personal banker,” then chances are they want to sell you a new product—usually insurance. It could be that the product on offer is good value, but ask yourself two questions: Do I need the product at all? And, is the bank’s product better than the one I already have or can get elsewhere? 3. Banks prefer to keep their savings-rate changes under wraps. When banks advertise new accounts with flash savings rates, they do so to attract new customers. The banks can’t afford to put their existing customers on these new high-flying rates and they often don't tell you about them. That’s why it pays to ask. View next post At Futurisk, we work for you, not the insurer. So when it’s time to make a claim, we’ve got your back. We’ve got your back Enquire Now Freephone 0800 17 18 19

Car Insurance hiccups Car Insurance hiccups Contact Us 3. Taking your vehicle off-road Most would assume this rule doesn't apply to them – when was the last time you took your hatchback 4-wheel driving? However, off-road doesn't just mean doing jumps and doughnuts in the mud. If you try to do a U-turn in a paddock and a stampede of cows damages your car, that’s counted as driving off-road. If you park on the beach and your car gets damaged, that’s also counted as off-road, and is all the insurer needs to decline your claim. 4. Driving in unroadworthy conditions If you have an accident and upon assessment your tyres are declared to have had insufficient thread, your claim can be denied. It doesn't matter if you have a Warrant of Fitness, or if bald tyres had nothing to do with your accident. 5. Driving recklessly Burnouts and hand-brakies are a favourite past-time of many young folk these days, but attempting to do a manoeuvre in a car that goes wrong is means to have your claim declined almost immediately. There are a number of key things to remember when driving a car: always put on your seat belt, give way to traffic on the right, and make sure you've read the fine print of your insurance policy documents. These days you’d have to be pretty foolish to drive around without insurance. Damaging your car, or even worse, someone else’s, without insurance is a fast-track to debt. But something so many drivers forget is that even having insurance is not always a get-out-of-jail-free card. Your insurance policy will have so many special clauses and exclusions to give your insurer all they need to deny your claims, and put you out of pocket. Here are a few key exclusions to remember. 1. Breaching license conditions If you’re on a restricted license, and you have an accident while illegally carrying a passenger, your insurance claim can be declined. Even though your passenger had nothing to do with the accident, it still gives your insurer all they need to decline your claim. 2. Not securing your vehicle If your vehicle gets stolen, but you’d left the door unlocked or the window down, that’s another reason to have your claim declined. This one can get a bit tricky because there’s often nothing for the insurer to go on other than your word, so you could say it was locked – but that wouldn't be honest. View next post At Futurisk, we work for you, not the insurer. So when it’s time to make a claim, we’ve got your back. We’ve got your back Enquire Now Freephone 0800 17 18 19

Get comprehensive rural insurance coverage for farms, agribusinesses, and agricultural operations. Protect your livelihood with Futurisk Insurance. Rural Insurance Our Solutions > Business Insurance > Rural Insurance > Rural Insurance is specially worded and created policies to cover your farm and lifestyle risk, whether it be liability, farm assets, house, contents, private or farm motor vehicles. Rural Insurance with Futurisk Enquire Now What can it cover? Rural Insurance is specially worded and created policies to cover your farm and lifestyle risk, whether it be liability, farm assets, house, contents, private or farm motor vehicles. The risks associated with a farm can be very different to a basic domestic policy and often requires specialised policy cover. Our team at Futurisk can provide you with specialised and informed advice relevant to protect you and your farm. Chat to one of your local advisers today to organise a personalised insurance plan. Talk to an adviser Enquire Now Freephone 0800 17 18 19

Secure your well-being with our personal insurance services, including life, health, and income protection. Futurisk Insurance offers tailored solutions to safeguard you and your family's future. Personal Insurance options with Futurisk Our Solutions > Personal Insurance > Book a free appointment here General & Domestic Insurance options Home & Contents Insurance Travel Insurance Private Motor Vehicle Insurance Pet Insurance Pleasure Craft Insurance Life & Health Insurance options Life Insurance Total & Permananent Disability Trauma & Critical Illness Income Protection Medical Insurance Mortgage Protection Rural Continuity Business Continuity ACC Cover Plus Chat to one of your local advisers today to organise a personalised insurance plan. We are local financial advisers who live and work in your community Enquire Now Freephone 0800 17 18 19 Why choose a Futurisk Adviser? At Futurisk, we work for you, not the insurer or the bank. We are local financial advisers who live and work in your community. We guide you to the right solution, at the right price. And when it’s time to claim, we’ve got your back. Find out more

Explore career opportunities at Futurisk Insurance. Join our team and contribute to providing exceptional insurance services across New Zealand. A career with Futurisk Careers > At Futurisk, we work and grow as a team, together. We continually promote professional growth and development of our associates, advisers and employees by providing continuous training and support. Current Career Opportunities at Futurisk Job title Job description to appear in accordion drop down mode Job title Job description to appear in accordion drop down mode Job title Job description to appear in accordion drop down mode At Futurisk, our employees are our strength and hence when you join Futurisk, you will be looked after. Employee Benefits Why Futurisk Insurance? Apart from getting a competitive salary you will receive access to a range of benefits including: Freephone 0800 17 18 19 Loyalty Leave Additional one off-week loyalty leave after three years/six years/or nine years of continuous service to FUTURISK. Birthday Leave Paid leave on your birthday, each year. Bonus on Xmas $500 additional bonus to all employees. Return to work bonus 8 week's pay on return to work from parental leave (conditions apply) Company Car / Laptop / Mobile phone If you are employed in Sales and need to go out to see/meet clients, we will then provide you with a Company Car / Laptop / Mobile phone. Helping Community Paid day off to help in the community. An awesome culture We live by our core values and are big on celebrating success. Superannuation 5% contribution to your Kiwisaver. Insurance benefits 20% off on all domestic and private motor vehicle policies. Ongoing Learning and Professional Development (including CPD) We will cover all the costs involved in attending any PD days. Insurance Association We will pay all your membership fees towards the industry membership, e.g., FANZ or IBANZ Level 5 Education We will reimburse all the fees and levies in gaining Level 5 education. Study Leave At manager's discretion. Life, Trauma and Disability Insurance Free life, trauma and disability insurance (twice the amount of your annual salary - conditions apply) At Futurisk, we work and grow as a team, together. Get in touch to make an enquiry. Join our team Enquire Now