Thorners February 2015 Newsletter
Click here for our 2. February 2015 Newsletter. For information on SumExtra from Vero and Special Increase information for Life Cover.Continue Reading
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Thorners November 2014 Newsletter
Please click here for our November 2014 newsletter for information regarding home loan offers and level life cover.Continue Reading
Sovereign revamps health insurance
Sovereign will effectively pay its customers’ health insurance if they choose not to claim on a new policy unveiled today and instead opt to use the public system. The new benefit, a first in New Zealand, is part of a revamp of the Continue Reading
Thorner newsletter June 2014
Click here for our June 2014 newsletter for information on Men’s Health Month and a new claims service – Crash Management!Continue Reading
May 2014 Newsletter
May 2014 newsletter Click the above link to find out about the latest Sovereign Go Home Loan fixed interest rate special, the importance of calculating the correct sum insured for your house insurance and tips for reviewing you insurance covers.Continue Reading
Thorners March 2014 Newsletter
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New Progressive Care from Sovereign
Progressive Care is a type of insurance that is new to New Zealand. It’s not a traditional all-or-nothing trauma insurance, which just gives you one lump sum when you’re critically ill. Progressive Care can pay out more often, giving you Continue Reading
Thorner April 2013 Newsletter
Click here to read our April 2013 newsletter….. Featuring: New Product – Income & Mortgage Protection Cover inc Redundancy Update on Changes to house insurance cover Kiwisaver ReminderContinue Reading
Thorner March 2013 Newsletter
Click here to read our March 2013 newsletter…… Full details of the latest Sovereign home Loan offering and special interest rates avaiable now through Thorners!Continue Reading
S&P issue warning on New Zealand property market
Financial ratings agency Standard & Poor’s says there is a significant risk of a property crash in New Zealand. S&P, which has come in for criticism over its failures to adequately assess risk on many investments in the run-up to Continue Reading
