Earn $100 Cashback (Up to $300) for each Eligible Cover Type Purchased (New Asset Protector Policies Only) @ ANZ / Vero

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Earn $100 Cashback (Up to $300) for each Eligible Cover Type Purchased (New Asset Protector Policies Only) @ ANZ / Vero
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jackvdbuk on 02/09/2024 - 14:28 anz.co.nz (192 clicks)
Last edited 02/09/2024 - 15:24 by 1 other user

Enjoy up to $300 cash back.

Get a $100 boost when you take out any new home, contents or car insurance policy until 28 October 2024. You could get up to $300 cash back. Insurance provided by Vero Insurance New Zealand Limited. Offer not applicable to new cover under an existing policy. Underwriting criteria, terms and conditions apply.

Doing a tpft for an aqua comes back at 460 ish so not bad at all compared to other insurers.

Offer period

  • The ANZ Asset Protector Cash Back Offer starts on Monday 19 August 2024 at 12.00am and ends on Monday 28 October 2024 at 11.59pm.
  • By taking part in this offer, you accept these terms and conditions.

The offer

  • This offer applies to new ANZ Asset Protector policies with at least one Eligible Cover Type (Qualifying Policies) taken out within the offer period.
  • The Cash Back Offer is $100 cash (credited to your bank account) for each Eligible Cover Type purchased under a new ANZ Asset Protector policy up to a maximum of $300.

Eligible Cover Types are:

  • ANZ Asset Protector home cover
  • Landlord’s Extension cover (if added to a new ANZ Asset Protector home insurance policy)
  • ANZ Asset Protector contents cover
  • ANZ Asset Protector motor vehicle cover

More than one Eligible Cover Type can be purchased under a single Qualifying Policy. However, the Cash Back Offer is limited to a maximum $300 cash back per Qualifying Policy.

For example, if you take out a new ANZ Asset Protector policy with four Eligible Cover Types, you will receive a maximum $300 cash back.

If you take out more than one new Asset Protector Policy, the $300 cap will apply to each policy. For example, you could purchase a new Asset Protector Policy with two Eligible Cover Types and a second new Asset Protector Policy with three Eligible Cover Types.

Exclusions

The offer does not apply to:

  • Insurance cover for caravans, trailers, motorcycles, moored craft, and the Lifestyle Block benefit
  • Any ANZ Asset Protector insurance policy which is cancelled and then re-issued by an existing ANZ customer for the same address or motor vehicle
  • Any renewals of existing ANZ Asset Protector policies or cover
  • Any new cover added to an existing ANZ Asset Protector policy
  • Any increase(s) to sum insured under an existing ANZ Asset Protector policy

Eligibility

  • You must be a New Zealand resident aged over 16 and you must purchase a Qualifying Policy during the offer period.
  • Your new Qualifying Policy must remain in force from its start date and still be in force with premium payments up to date when the cash back payment is processed.
  • All applications for new ANZ Asset Protector policies are subject to underwriting criteria and acceptance. Acceptance is not guaranteed, and policy terms and conditions apply.

Receiving the offer

  • Vero are solely responsible for paying of the cash back offer.
  • Customers who purchase a Qualifying Policy between 19 August and 13 September 2024 will get cash back payments in the week of 16 to 20 December 2024.
  • Customers who purchase a Qualifying Policy between 14 September and 28 October 2024 will get cash back payments in the week of 27 to 31 January 2025.
  • If you pay premiums by direct debit from a bank account, the cash back payment will be paid into that bank account.
  • For policies paid by other means (e.g. credit card), the cash back payment will be paid into your current operational ANZ bank account.
  • Where Vero does not hold a bank account number, ANZ will provide an active bank account to Vero to make the payment. By taking part in this offer, you consent to ANZ providing Vero with your bank account information to make the cash back payment(s). If Vero needs further information to make the cash back payment, Vero will make reasonable efforts to contact you. If Vero is unable to contact you, then Vero will not be liable to make your cash back payment.
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Comments

  • 1ys23 on 03/09/2024 - 01:53
    +1

    lol vero yea good luck if you take this policy lmao

    • La102 on 03/09/2024 - 07:32

      Have you had a bad experience with them?

      • mcaekey on 03/09/2024 - 09:45

        Being diplomatic here, I worked in the industry a long time and there is a reason I don't have any insurance with Vero.

        • 1ys23 on 03/09/2024 - 11:38
          +1

          Yea same I use to work in the industry as well xD

    • jackvdbuk on 03/09/2024 - 08:24

      I was going to go ahead, whats wrong wrong with vero , it does say you claim through anz claim team

      • mcaekey on 03/09/2024 - 09:44
        +1

        No, it's most certainly done via Vero. They may have a team internally who only do ANZ claims hence that wording.

        • 1ys23 on 03/09/2024 - 11:42

          One more thing their claims is split into home, contents and car ;)

          • mcaekey on 03/09/2024 - 11:57

            @1ys23: Yes and it's annoying because you have to deal with two people.

      • 1ys23 on 03/09/2024 - 11:37
        +1

        No so all claims will be done through the vero claims team. But the customer service team is a separate team which specialises in the anz vero policy wording :)

        So basically anz 'sells you' the policy although really a vero customer service agent will do the underwriting generally. The anz banker who sets it up for you gets a commission if you do it through them. Otherwise it's done through the anz vero team and the policy is managed through vero the policy has nothing to do with anz from there it's a vero product which is branded as anz lol that is how they operate with these contracts.

        So basically anz wants to sell you these policies so they can make the commission every time you renew a policy with vero.

      • 1ys23 on 03/09/2024 - 11:41

        Also if you take a car policy to take the windshield extension because afaik it's not covered under their policy wording but it's been a lil while so def ask :).
        Also vero can be the most expensive and sometimes have the most aggressive price increases year on year imo

        • La102 on 06/09/2024 - 07:47

          I just got a quote for home and contents thru them and increased my cover and still saved $572 annually. The car was $30 more per fortnight so I didn't move that over and the agent agreed their car offering isn't competitive at all.

          Edit: they also have a stronger rating than my current insurer

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