Quake recovery (June 2017)

Quake recovery (June 2017)

The theme of resilience was strong throughout the budget but came into sharp focus when considering our ability to cope with natural disasters.

Funding for the Christchurch rebuild continues, as does rebuilding and repairing infrastructure in the wake of the Kaikoura quake.

Shoring up the National Disaster Fund is a priority so from 1 November this year the Earthquake Commission (EQC) premium rate will increase from 15 cents per $100 in cover to 20 cents per $100 in cover. This increases home owners’ annual EQC premiums by up to $69 per year.

Related Posts

Avoid a cash flow crisis with these simple tips

Avoid a cash flow crisis with these simple tips

  Managing cash flow is crucial for small business owners. Even if your business is profitable, poor cash flow management can create significant challenges. In this guide, we’ll share practical tips to help you avoid a cash flow crisis and […]

Read More… from Avoid a cash flow crisis with these simple tips

Read More
Startups gone wrong: what really causes most to fail?

Startups gone wrong: what really causes most to fail?

  Starting a business is a thrilling adventure, filled with dreams of innovation and success. But let’s be honest—it’s also a bit of a gamble. Many startups face obstacles that, if not navigated carefully, can lead to failure. While vision and […]

Read More… from Startups gone wrong: what really causes most to fail?

Read More
The rise of AI-powered fraud: what you need to know and how to stay safe

The rise of AI-powered fraud: what you need to know and how to stay safe

Imagine receiving a call from what sounds like your boss, urgently requesting a fund transfer. Or maybe you’re asked to verify your identity using a government ID—except the person on the other end has a near-perfect AI-generated fake of your […]

Read More… from The rise of AI-powered fraud: what you need to know and how to stay safe

Read More