Health Insurance
Many people in New Zealand opt for private health insurance in addition to the public health system. A private policy means you could say goodbye to endless waiting times, even for non-emergency procedures. You can also tailor a health policy to your requirements – perhaps you are looking for something for your child or someone who needs special care.
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15 May 2012 10:30am Mark Maffia Statistics New Zealand said today that News Zealand’s economic growth was actually slower than previously thought during 2011. While economic activity still grew 0.3% in the last quarter of last year, activity for the whole year increased 1.1% and not a previous calculation of 1.4%. Read More >> |
11 May 2012 11:00am Victoria Wedderburn Reserve Bank governor Alan Bollard has said the New Zealand economy has grown modestly in the past three years but remains vulnerable to a downturn in global economic and financial conditions. In its May 2012 Financial Stability Report Dr Bollard said financial market sentiment had improved since the start of the year. Read More >> |
08 May 2012 17:00 Crage Campbell For many across New Zealand some months your salary will just not go far enough. If you need some extra money to get by until your paycheque comes through that’s where payday loans come in. Read More >> |
02 May 2012 19:00 Crage Campbell According to Statistics New Zealand, New Zealand wage inflation slowed between January and March this year leaving the overall labour costs benign enough to let the central bank keep interest rates on hold for longer. Read More >> |
26 April 2012 19:00 Jack Stupple The Reserve Bank of New Zealand held its official cash rate steady at 2.5%, where it has been since March last year, pointing to favourable inflation and a high local dollar. Read More >> |


