Research from the UK suggests that developing cancer is now more common than getting married or having a first baby. In the UK more than 350,000 cancers are diagnosed each year compared with 290,000 marriages. In New Zealand the trends are similar with 23,000 cancers diagnosed, compared to 20,000 marriages in 2014. (NZ Ministry of Health and Statistics NZ.)
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Cancer now more common than getting married or having a first baby
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I'm Young and Single - Why Should I Take Out Life Insurance Today?
It's true that young, healthy adults are at very low risk of death. Sure, accidents can happen or you might end up being among the unlucky few that develops a rare disease at a young age. Generally speaking though, you're probably going to enjoy a long life.
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What do you mean, insurance for adult children?
At some point our children will start to spread their wings, launch into their own lives and, importantly, become financially independent. Thinking about insurance is part of being financially savvy.
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What do I need to think about for my family’s future?
There are a lot of things that need organising to make sure that your family is well protected if the unexpected did happen, and you were no longer around.
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Why would I need life insurance?
If the unexpected did happen, you want your loved ones to be able to focus on supporting each other, and keeping alive those special memories of you.
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Isn’t Income Protection Insurance the same as Health Insurance?
Income Protection and Health Insurance are two very different types of insurance cover. To find out how they are different, read on ...