“We recently asked New Zealanders if they feel they know enough about insurance to make good decisions about buying or cancelling policies. More than 30 per cent said they didn’t. That’s a worry because insurance is a way to protect you and your family from financial loss if the unexpected happens.”
You might find her boogie boarding at Waihi Beach. Or battling in the boardroom for her beliefs. You’re not likely to find her peeling spuds in the kitchen. But you will often find her in high-powered business meetings and deep discussions with some of New Zealand’s leading executives.
As New Zealand’s newly appointed Retirement Commissioner, Diana Crossan has one objective firmly in mind: making New Zealand a better place for all New
The Retirement Commission is leading the project aimed at developing a framework for schools to assist in teaching students money skills so that when they leave school they can make informed financial decisions.
Retirement Commissioner Diana Crossan says the significant contribution from the country’s banks means the trial can proceed more quickly than expected.