Eric James & Associates
We are a Leading New Zealand Risk and Medical Insurance Brokerage. Specialising in * Life * Trauma * Total Permanent Disability * Mortgage and Income Covers * Medical Covers Dedicated to helping people get the best value for their insurance dollars
Essential Mortgages & Insurance
Whether you’re building, buying your new home, or adding to your portfolio, you’ll have access to experienced mortgage broker advice and disclosed banks and non-bank lenders as per our disclosure statement. That way you can be confident your personal or home loan is best structured to help you get your goals.
Bank Of China New Zealand Ltd
The Bank of China offers a comprehensive range of financial services, including personal banking, corporate banking, investment banking, wealth management, insurance, and treasury operations. The bank serves a diverse clientele, ranging from individual customers to large multinational corporations, providing tailored solutions that meet their financial needs.
Arrowsmith Financial Services
As insurance brokers, Arrowsmith Financial Services can fit the right policy and insurance company to your needs. Not all policies are the same and it is important to best fit your needs and requirements to the right policy benefits and budget. We use a range of independent market analysis tools and provide clients with a […]
AMI Insurance
AMI has been protecting Kiwis up and down the country for over 90 years. We’re one of New Zealand’s most trusted insurers, receiving the Reader’s Digest Highly Commended Trusted Brand award for General Insurance since 2013. We know that great insurance is about more than just having the right policies – it’s also about giving […]
adviceHQ
adviceHQ provides independent financial advice on mortgages, insurance, KiwiSaver, business and commercial loans. Customers have a love/hate relationship with banks. They like the stability of a big bank however they don’t like the fact that they are owned by Australian banks and they continue to report billion dollar profits. The loss of relationship banking in […]