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    Some people will see their insurance premiums rise -- or fall -- under changes to how Tower Insurance assesses risk

    Some people will see their insurance premiums rise -- or fall -- under changes to how Tower Insurance assesses risk

    20 August 2025
    The company's using new mapping to ensure landslide and sea surge risk is directly reflected in premiums.

    90-percent of customers will see premiums drop, by an average of 70-dollars a year.

    But the remaining 10-percent will see premiums rise.

    Tower won't say what the average price hike for those customers will be -- as it will vary widely -- but the median rise will be about 230-dollars a year.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity


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