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Ansvar Insurance quits the New Zealand market

Posted by chris on 01/06/12

Nearly 1000 Canterbury residents face having no earthquake insurance after tomorrow as their provider quits the New Zealand market.

Ansvar Insurance is withdrawing its coverage after being swamped with more than $700 million in quake-related claims since September last year.

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Depending on the levels of coverage you are seeking, the amount you are going to pay on the policy will also vary. So, when you are deciding whether you need insurance for yourself, a family, or just you and a spouse, the health insurance quote you obtain is going to give you the policy coverage price, and what is covered under that quoted price.
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