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

How important is third party car insurance How important is third party car insurance Contact Us Should third party car insurance be compulsory? The Government seems to be weakening on this issue. Some politicians are saying they want to see compulsory third party insurance on cars, and most New Zealanders agree with them. What many people don't realise is how inexpensive third-party insurance can be to buy and how expensive having no insurance can be in the event of an accident. I think our family's story should be a warning to every car owner; you may think you'll never have an accident of any sort, but they happen, and when they do, they can be very expensive. Insure your car and avoid debt! If you have a vehicle, insurance is vital. Remember, when you insure something such as a car, it is not the car you are insuring. You are insuring yourself so that, if you cause damage with that car you will not be placed under the pressure of a debt you may never be able to escape from. Vehicle insurance is not about insuring your car - it's about insuring yourself against a lifetime of debt! If you are uninsured because you find it too expensive, phone an insurer and ask for a third-party insurance quote - it's worth it for your own peace of mind. For years people have been writing letters to the editors of newspapers and phoning talkback saying that third party car insurance should be compulsory. We're not going to go into answering that question here, but one thing we do know for sure; if you're driving your car without at least third party insurance, you are crazy!! A lesson learned Let me tell you a story about our youngest daughter's most horrifying moment. We had an old blue Corolla. Three children had learned to drive in it and they were pretty good drivers. It was an old car, but it was a good car. Mechanically, it went well and there was very little evidence of rust. One day our daughter came home, parked the car in the drive and went inside. Minutes later, she heard a crash. She'd forgotten to put the handbrake on! The car had rolled backwards and into our neighbour's house. Amazingly, there was very little damage to the car. However, the house didn't fare so well. The car was now sitting in the front bedroom. The cost to repair the house was $27,000! As I talked with our daughter about this I pointed out, "If you didn't have insurance, you would be paying that off at $100 a week for the next five years." What is third party car insurance? Third party car insurance is insurance you take out to repair or replace any damage you do with your vehicle, it doesn't cover damage to your own vehicle. There are two types of third-party insurance; Basic third party insurance insures the damage you may cause to another person's vehicle or property with the insured car. Third-party fire and theft is slightly more expensive and insures damage to other vehicles, and to yours if your car if it is damaged by fire or stolen. So, while your car isn't covered, any damage your car causes is. That makes third party car insurance ideal for cheaper cars. The Corolla I told you about was only worth $1,000. To insure it was going to be about $500 a year because of the age of our children. Third party insurance, however, was only $150 a year - and it was worth every cent for our family. 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

Does Your Insurance Still Fit? Does Your Insurance Still Fit? Contact Us Get advice – not just a quote The radio is full of advertisements for quick insurance quotes. One promises that three questions is all you need to answer before purchasing a policy. That sounds very convenient, until claim time when you discover the exclusions and fine print conditions contained in many of these quick-sell insurances. Talking with a Futurisk qualified insurance adviser is invaluable. Rather than selling you a quick product, our advisers will walk you through the insurance process, helping you to understand what you’re paying for and explaining the benefits of your insurance protection. We will also compare policies across multiple providers ensuring that you receive the best advice and best value; not the cheapest option, but the policy that best suits your situation. Finding value for money – not the cheapest policy, but the best During tough economic times, it can be tempting to save money by cutting back on, or even cancelling, insurance. Futurisk’s advice is to first carefully consider the cost of not being insured should something happen. We do our best to help you find ways to adjust cover or restructure premiums to keep them affordable. Remember, a well-structured insurance policy is vital for protecting your family’s financial future should something unexpected happen. A Futurisk insurance review doesn’t mean buying more. It means, taking the time to ensure your cover is serving you the best way possible. The bottom line Insurance is there to protect you, your family, and your finances. However, it only works if it’s fit for purpose. A quick review with your Futurisk insurance adviser could make a big difference to both your budget and your long-term security. As the rising cost of living puts pressure on most Kiwi households, it's a good time to examine your regular expenses, and that includes your insurance. Whether it's life insurance, health insurance, income protection, or general cover, everybody’s insurance needs change over time. That means, we all need to review our policies to ensure they still match our circumstances. It could be you are paying for more than you need and could save money. Or it could mean there are gaps in your insurance cover that would leave you financially exposed if something happened. When it’s time you reviewed your insurance cover, here’s a few things to keep in mind. Life changes – so should your insurance cover Major life events can all affect how much insurance you need and yet, many people set up their policies and never give them another thought. Life events affecting your insurance needs include getting married, having children, buying a house, changing jobs, and paying off debt. If you’re paying for cover you no longer need, you can almost certainly reduce your premiums and save money. On the other hand, if your circumstances have changed and your cover hasn’t kept up, you may not be as protected as you think. That means, your insurance premiums may be lower than they should be but, if something goes wrong, you’ll be underinsured and could be out of pocket for years to come. 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

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Ensure your farm or rural business stays protected with specialised rural continuity insurance from Futurisk Insurance, tailored for New Zealand’s agricultural sector. Rural Continuity Insurance Our Solutions > Personal Insurance > Rural Continuity > Rural Continuity (Key Persons Cover) can protect yourself and your farm from financial impact during sickness or injury. Rural Continuity with Futurisk Enquire Now Additional Options Partial Disablement Benefit Provides additional income if owing to a continuation of the disability, you are working less than 20 hours per week and have been totally disabled for a period of at least two weeks. Peak Season Benefit If you are on claim during the pre-nominated three-month peak season period, you receive an additional 25% of the monthly benefit. Business Income Support Should you suffer a serious accident or critical illness and are unable to work long term, you will need cover additional to the Rural Continuity Benefit. This cover can provide additional cover benefits and financial support to age 65. Benefits of Rural Continuity Worldwide Cover Agreed Value Benefit Guaranteed Benefit Recurrent Disablement Benefit What can it cover? Farmers have a unique work environment and generally work and live in the same place with their family experiencing long working hours and often unpredictable conditions. Rural Continuity Insurance can provide a monthly payment to safeguard the future of your farm or sharemilking business should you become disabled as a result of an accident or ill health. This applies if you are unable to continue farming for more than 10 hours a week, providing you are not working in any other business. Offsets No offsets applied. Rural continuity cover does not have ACC offset. Waiting periods The length of time between you becoming disabled and the time when you are eligible to receive a claim payment can vary to suit your personal requirements. Longer waiting periods can decrease your monthly premiums. We can offer waiting periods from 4 – 13 weeks. Benefit Payment Periods You can select the amount of time you receive payments. Selecting a shorter benefit payments period can decrease your premiums. We can offer from 6 – 24 month payment periods to suit your circumstances. 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

Futurisk Insurance offers expert insurance and mortgage solutions for Kāpiti residents. Get personalised financial advice today. Futurisk Kāpiti Our Solutions > Kāpiti > We are your local Kāpiti advisers who live and work in your community. We work for you, not the insurer or the bank. We’ll guide you through insurance and mortgage solutions with honesty you can trust and advice you can count on. Contact 0800 367 467 +64 6 364 6123 enquirieskapiti@futurisk.co.nz 153 Main Highway Ōtaki PO Box 134, Ōtaki 5542 Enquire Now A partner of choice We strive to be partner of choice - for our customers, insurance companies and employees looking for long-term relationships built on a foundation of trust. Our Values, Ethics, Morals, and Integrity - at Futurisk these are the most important factors of our business. Our dedicated team support one another - we learn together, and share each other’s success! We have high standards of achievements and have commitment to the company. We keep our Advisers well informed - they receive continuous education for new products that come up onto the marketplace, we hold regular team meetings, extensive trainings and outings. Our Kāpiti Team Based in Ōtaki, Futurisk Insurance is an insurance brokerage company dedicated to providing "personalised service for a personalised solution". To us, you're not just a policy number, you're our valued client. 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. Our Principal Adviser, Rex Duckett began his journey in the financial services industry in 1989. Rex started out with two phonebooks, an Insurance Rate book, and an idea. With these 3 books and a lot of hard work and late nights, he built a successful business and friendships that would last a lifetime. After so many years in the industry and two office locations, Ōtaki and Levin, Rex decided to amalgamate with Joe Singh from Futurisk Insurance Ltd and they have created a new and improved company, Futurisk Insurance (Kāpiti) Ltd. Rex is happy to align his business with Futurisk and be a part of an expanded and growing team of professional and friendly advisers who are dedicated to putting in place and improving our new and existing clients’ insurances. Supported by a friendly administration team. Futurisks 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 wellbeing. By aligning these businesses, it has allowed us to utilise the strong alliances we have formed over time with various insurance providers and giving us access to new providers already working with Joe, this helps give 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 Mangers (KAM) with these companies who are dedicated in assisting us as efficiently as possible. Our Kāpiti Office Meet our Kāpiti specialists 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. Rex Duckett Principal Adviser 027 444 2733 Bio Rex has been in the insurance industry since 1989, 34 years! He has always been an adviser and has seen many changes over the years, most recently the introduction of new qualifications for licensing. He has recently gained a New Zealand Certificate in Financial Services qualification in General Insurance, Life, Health and Disability Insurances. Rex enjoys V8s and has been drag racing for the last 22 years, his personal best is a 6 second ¼ mile at 205mph. He enjoys spending time with the growing family when he is not racing or hot rodding. FSP103124 - (Financial Services Provider Number) Email Becky Spiller Financial Adviser and Executive Manager 0800 367 467 ext 2 Bio Becky has worked in the insurance industry for over 12 years in an administration and management role, she primarily works with the personal risk clients, assisting with underwriting, quoting existing business and claims. She has recently gained a New Zealand Certificate in Financial Services qualification in General Insurance, Life, Health and Disability Insurances and Investments. Becky and her husband have one daughter, currently completing her Masters at Victoria University. Becky enjoys camping, fishing and spending time with her friends and family. Email Monique Duckett Financial Adviser and Finance Manager 0800 367 467 ext 1 Bio I have been in the industry for 25 years and have a good understanding of all the facets of this industry. I have Level 5 in Financial Services. I am currently working in the Otaki office alongside my husband Rex in the finance side of the general department. Email Terri Watson Financial Adviser 0800 367 467 Ext 207 Bio Terri has been working in the Financial Services industry since 2011, beginning her career as a Personal Assistant and Paraplanner. In between having and raising her kids, she kept building her experience and knowledge in the industry, which has given her a real understanding of the pressures families can face when it comes to money and protecting what matters most. She is passionate about helping people feel more confident about their financial future, in a way that feels simple and supportive. Terri has a New Zealand Certificate in Financial Services qualification in Life, Health and Disability Insurances and Investments and is about to start working towards her General Insurance qualification On weekends you will find Terri in the garden with the chickens and ducks, watching the kids at football, tennis or ballet, or at Mitre 10 finding the items for her next DIY task. Email Marjie Pacan General Administrator 0800 367 467 ext 5 Bio Marjie emigrated to New Zealand from Poland in 2010 after living in England for 10 years, working a range of jobs including nursing and hospitality. Since emigrating to New Zealand she has worked in administration, early childhood centre and continues working as senior barista. Marjie has been in the insurance industry for 2 years as a receptionist and general administrator Outside of work I enjoy, hiking, cycling, throwing glamorous parties, flower arrangements and spending time with my two gorgeous children and greyhound. Email Deb Greaves Claims Administrator 0800 367 467 ext 4 Bio Deborah has mainly worked in hospitality from hotel management, conference administration, hospitality supplies, front of house and a wide range of other admin jobs. She loves spending time with her adult daughters. Deborah and her husband Kelvin enjoy travelling in their caravan with their fur baby Bonnie. When not travelling she enjoys gardening, reading and going out for brunch and trying out different restaurants. Email Mallery Henderson General Administrator 0800 367 467 Bio I have worked in various roles including customer service, marketing, and office management as well as volunteering for charities that support families when my family and hobbies leave me enough time. I’m a mum of 3, my hobbies include Roller Derby Officiating (national and international), Cross stitch and sewing. Email Get in touch with our Kāpiti team today, for local support on your insurance or mortgage needs. Get in touch Enquire Now Freephone 0800 17 18 19

How to combine KiwiSaver and Managed Funds to Build Your Home Deposit How to combine KiwiSaver and Managed Funds to Build Your Home Deposit Contact Us The benefits of a combination of both Managed Funds are a great tool to use in conjunction with your KiwiSaver, especially if you’re saving for a home. Using managed funds alongside KiwiSaver can help in several ways. First, they allow you to invest additional savings beyond KiwiSaver contribution limits or what your employer matches. Second, they provide flexibility because you can access your savings for other priorities, including a home deposit. Finally, they can help keep your savings working for you rather than sitting in a bank account. Why bother with KiwiSaver then? Why not just have a managed funds investment? Those are questions you may be asking right now. The answer is, because your KiwiSaver contribution is matched by your employer. That is a huge bonus and one all employed New Zealanders should be a part of (unless your company participates in a similar savings programme). Making this work KiwiSaver remains an excellent savings tool for first‑home buyers, but it doesn’t have to work alone. Combining KiwiSaver with managed funds can provide flexibility, choice, and a clearer pathway toward home ownership — even when your timeline isn’t certain. We can help Your Futurisk Financial Adviser is only a phone call away and can give advice on how to maximise your savings to secure your future and, if it’s one of your goals, enable you to save for that home deposit that can seem so elusive. How to combine KiwiSaver and Managed Funds to Build Your Home Deposit For many New Zealanders, KiwiSaver plays a key role in saving for their first home because it contains the option to withdraw most of the balance for a first‑home purchase after three years. However, for some people, KiwiSaver alone may not be enough, particularly if house prices continue to rise or personal timelines change. This is where managed funds can be a valuable complement to KiwiSaver savings. What are managed funds? Managed funds are investment vehicles that pool money from multiple investors to buy a diversified portfolio of assets such as shares, bonds, and property. Managed by professional fund managers, they allow investors to buy units in a fund, spreading risk across various investments. They are used for long-term growth, wealth building, or saving for goals. KiwiSaver versus managed funds KiwiSaver is designed primarily as a long‑term retirement savings vehicle. While it can be accessed for a first home, it remains largely locked in until specific criteria are met. Usually this means funds are locked in until you reach retirement age (currently 65 years) or request an early withdrawal (usually only granted in the case of financial hardship). Managed funds, by contrast, offer greater flexibility. They allow you to invest outside of KiwiSaver and generally access your money when you need it. This makes managed funds well-suited for medium‑term goals like building a home deposit. 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

How to Navigate New Zealand’s Changing Investment Markets. How to Navigate New Zealand’s Changing Investment Markets. Contact Us Equity Market Outlook The NZX 50 index has had some ups and downs lately — you’ve probably noticed your KiwiSaver and other investments dipped slightly in the first quarter of this year. The outlook remains positive, however, and you will have also noticed that, in the past month or two, your investments have started to pick up again. With interest rates coming down, shares are becoming more attractive to investors, and company profits are expected to improve as the economy continues to recover later in 2025. This is good news for investors so keep your eye on your investments. Government Initiatives to Attract Investment A further encouragement for investors is the policies that the government has implemented to attract foreign investment. These include easing 'golden visa' requirements and positioning New Zealand as a 'safe harbour' for investors amidst global economic volatility and uncertainty. Globally, New Zealand is perceived as a socially cohesive, safe, and stable nation which has revitalised the economy and bolster investor confidence. Conclusion So, it’s true that recent shifts in New Zealand's investment markets have caused concern for many. However, the underlying economic indicators and proactive government policies suggest a trajectory towards recovery. At Futurisk, we advise investors to stay informed and, as is always the case with investment funds, maintain a long-term perspective, because the current financial environment presents numerous opportunities for growth and resilience. If you have any questions or concerns about your KiwiSaver or other investments, please give your Futurisk Financial Adviser a call. Caution, not panic is the key. New Zealand's investment markets have experienced notable shifts in the opening months of 2025. Many of these shifts have been as a result of overseas events which are out of our control, such as changes of governments, inter-nation conflicts and changes to international trading conditions. It’s natural that such changes will lead to some investor concern but there’s no need to panic. In fact, at Futurisk, we believe there are real reasons for cautious optimism. Economic Recovery Underway 2024 was a challenging year. Phrases like “looming recession” made many of us nervous and we watched with concern as our investment savings dipped a little. As we progress through 2025, however, the country’s economy is showing definite signs of recovery. In the fourth quarter of 2024, GDP grew by 0.7%, surpassing expectations, with projections indicating growth of 1.4% in 2025 and an acceleration to 2.7% in 2026. On top of this, the Reserve Bank reduced the Official Cash Rate to 3.75% with the aim of stimulating economic activity. 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