1 in 5 Kiwis think ACC covers illness. It doesn’t.

See what it would cost to protect your income. 4 quick questions, about a minute.

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“I had income protection through work and assumed I was sorted. Grant showed me what it actually covered and what it did not. Ended up keeping most of it and topping up the gap. No pressure at all.”

Hayley M

“Self-employed, so ACC was always the thing I worried about. Grant explained the difference between ACC and income protection in about five minutes, which nobody had ever bothered to do.”

Daniel R

“Went off work for four months last year with a health thing. The cover Grant set up two years earlier paid out exactly like he said it would. Cannot overstate what that meant.”

Simone T

“Asked for a review expecting a sales pitch. He looked at what I had and told me to leave it alone. Did not earn a cent out of it. That is why I send him anyone who asks.”

Pete W

“Compared about six insurers and came back with something better for less than I was paying. The whole thing took two phone calls.”

Aroha N

“Straight up, no jargon, did not try to sell me the most expensive option. Answered my texts on a Sunday.”

Marcus L

ACC only covers accidents.

Break your leg and ACC pays. Get cancer, have a stroke, or burn out, and it pays nothing. A lot of Kiwis assume they are covered and find out at the worst possible time. A minute tells you what you would actually live on, and what it would cost to fix.

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