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Disclosure
DISCLOSURE INFORMATION
Licensing Information
Insurance Network Ltd (FSP447546) and Insurance Network Fire & General Ltd (FSP745091), trading as Insurance and Mortgage Network (iNSNET, we, our, us) is a Financial Advice Provider (FAP).
Insurance Network Ltd (FSP447546) is a Financial Advice Provider (FAP) and the Full FAP licence holder, as approved by the Financial Markets Authority (FMA) on the 29th September 2022. There are no special licence conditions imposed.
Insurance Network Fire & General Ltd (FSP745091) is named an Authorised Body to provide a financial advice service under the FAP Licence held by Folio.Insure Limited. There are no special licence conditions imposed. Folio.Insure Limited (FIl) (FSP1003687) is the FAP Full licence holder, as approved by the Financial Markets Authority (FMA) on the 24th of November 2022. Nature and Scope of the Advice
iNSNET and our Financial Advisers advice in relation to these financial products:
• Personal insurance (risk), including health insurance• Mortgages and personal lending • General Insurance • KiwiSaver iNSNET can provide financial advice on a variety of products from a wide range of New Zealand based and overseas providers and includes but is not limited to:
Insurance Network Ltd (FSP447546) and Insurance Network Fire & General Ltd (FSP745091), trading as Insurance and Mortgage Network (iNSNET, we, our, us) is a Financial Advice Provider (FAP).
Insurance Network Ltd (FSP447546) is a Financial Advice Provider (FAP) and the Full FAP licence holder, as approved by the Financial Markets Authority (FMA) on the 29th September 2022. There are no special licence conditions imposed.
Insurance Network Fire & General Ltd (FSP745091) is named an Authorised Body to provide a financial advice service under the FAP Licence held by Folio.Insure Limited. There are no special licence conditions imposed. Folio.Insure Limited (FIl) (FSP1003687) is the FAP Full licence holder, as approved by the Financial Markets Authority (FMA) on the 24th of November 2022. Nature and Scope of the Advice
iNSNET and our Financial Advisers advice in relation to these financial products:
• Personal insurance (risk), including health insurance• Mortgages and personal lending • General Insurance • KiwiSaver iNSNET can provide financial advice on a variety of products from a wide range of New Zealand based and overseas providers and includes but is not limited to:
We are not aware of any material limitations or restrictions on the scope of the financial advice service we provide. If these are identified, we will disclose them to you.
How We Get Paid
We earn our income from either a fee or commissions earned from providers or a combination of both. Commission Insurance and Mortgage Network will receive a commission of between: For New Lending is between .5% and 3% of the value of the lending or a one-off fee For Personal Insurance is between 5% to 230% of the annual premium For KiwiSaver is between $40 to $240 For Fire & General Insurance is between .5% to 35% A sum of $150.00 for any loan that is refixed during the course of the loan and trail commission is between .15% to .20%. For Insurance products, a trial commission is between .5% to 25%. Fees and ExpensesShould you proceed with our financial advice and arrange insurance for you, then a fee may be charged. This fee will be based on the amount of work and time required to provide and implement our advice and will be shown on your invoice.If we arrange insurance for you and you, cancel it partway through the insurance period, we may keep some or all of that fee from any refund due to you by the provider. We may charge a fee for making adjustments to your insurance during the insurance period. This fee will show on your invoice.Sometimes other fees are charged that do not relate to the financial advice, such as credit card fees. If so, we will advise you of this in our recommendation. Conflicts of Interest and Incentives
When we arrange insurance for you, the provider(s) may pay us a commission. The commission varies between providers and products and is based on a percentage of the Company Premium and Natural Disaster premium (if applicable).
If we arrange insurance for you and cancel it partway through the insurance period, we may keep some or all of the commission from any refund due to you by the provider.
iNSNET and FIL retain a percentage of this commission for a range of professional services they provide to Financial Advisers.
If a person or entity has referred you to us, we may pay them a percentage of the commission and/or fees we receive for their referral.
A financial adviser may have a conflict of interest in circumstances where financial advice has been provided to two clients who later dispute. If this occurs, the financial adviser will disclose the conflict of interest to you and refer one client to another financial adviser for advice and assistance.
To ensure that our Financial Advisors prioritise your interests above their own, we follow an advice process that ensures our recommendations are made based on the information you have provided and your unique circumstances.
We maintain a register of conflicts of interest, gifts, and any other incentives we may receive.
If we believe there is a conflict of interest – real or perceived – we will discuss this with you.
iNSNET and FIL also undertake annual internal reviews to ensure compliance with these statements.
Premium Funding for Fire and General Insurance
Premium funding enables you to pay the insurance premium in installments rather than make a lump sum payment.
Premium funding companies charge interest, and they take power of attorney over your insurance policy. This means they have the ability to cancel your insurance policy if you fail to pay an installment.
If you enter into a premium funding arrangement, the premium funding company will pay iNSNET a commission as a percentage of the amount they fund.
We will disclose the amount of this when we know the scope and nature of the advice you need and whether you want to pay in installments.
Complaints Handling & Dispute Resolution
Please refer to our Internal Complaints Process which can be found here.
Duties Information
iNSNET, FIL, and anyone who gives financial advice on their behalf have duties under the Financial Markets Conduct Act 2013 relating to how we offer advice.
We are required to:• give priority to your interests by taking all reasonable steps to make sure our interests don’t materially influence our advice; • exercise care, diligence, and skill in providing you with advice;• meet standards of competence, knowledge, and skillset by the Code of Professional Conduct for Financial Advice Services. These are designed to make sure that we have the expertise needed to provide you with advice.• meet standards of ethical behaviour, conduct, and client care set by the Code of Professional Conduct for Financial Advice Services. These are designed to make sure we treat you as we should and give you suitable advice. This is only a summary of the duties that we have. More information is available by contacting us or by visiting the FMA website here.
Identifying Information
Insurance Network Ltd (FSP447546) and Insurance Network Fire & General Ltd (FSP745091), trading as Insurance and Mortgage Network.
Our contact head office contact details: Phone: 0800 868 467Email: ask@insurancenetwork.co.nz
The following are the Financial Adviser of iNSNET and their contact details are: Bernard Van Der Merwe: manawatu@insurancenetwork.co.nz FSP1006141 Dilip Datta: canterbury@insurancenetwork.co.nz FSP356126 Dylin Raza: pn@insurancenetwork.co.nzFSP775113 Jai Bothra: manawatu@insurancenetwork.co.nzFSP61081 Kunal Maggon: waikato@insurancenetwork.co.nzFSP495946 Manisha Bothra: manisha@insurancenetwork.co.nzFSP71381 Nicola Rayner: ask@insurancenetwork.co.nz FSP775019 Prashant Balsara: wellington@insurancenetwork.co.nzFSP1001275 Oliver Lee: christchurch@insurancenetwork.co.nz FSP692131 Shareen Shabeena: wairarapa@insurancenetwork.co.nz FSP605489 William Costall: auckland@insurancenetwork.co.nz FSP621909 Duties Information
iNSNET AND FIL, and anyone who gives financial advice on their behalf have duties under the Financial Markets Conduct Act 2013 relating to the way that we give advice.
We are required to:• give priority to your interests by taking all reasonable steps to make sure our advice isn’t materially influenced by our own interests; • exercise care, diligence, and skill in providing you with advice;• meet standards of competence, knowledge, and skill as set by the Code of Professional Conduct for Financial Advice Services. These are designed to make sure that we have the expertise needed to provide you with advice.• meet standards of ethical behaviour, conduct, and client care set by the Code of Professional Conduct for Financial Advice Services. These are designed to make sure we treat you as we should and give you suitable advice. This is only a summary of the duties that we have. More information is available by contacting us, or by visiting the FMA website here.
How We Get Paid
We earn our income from either a fee or commissions earned from providers or a combination of both. Commission Insurance and Mortgage Network will receive a commission of between: For New Lending is between .5% and 3% of the value of the lending or a one-off fee For Personal Insurance is between 5% to 230% of the annual premium For KiwiSaver is between $40 to $240 For Fire & General Insurance is between .5% to 35% A sum of $150.00 for any loan that is refixed during the course of the loan and trail commission is between .15% to .20%. For Insurance products, a trial commission is between .5% to 25%. Fees and ExpensesShould you proceed with our financial advice and arrange insurance for you, then a fee may be charged. This fee will be based on the amount of work and time required to provide and implement our advice and will be shown on your invoice.If we arrange insurance for you and you, cancel it partway through the insurance period, we may keep some or all of that fee from any refund due to you by the provider. We may charge a fee for making adjustments to your insurance during the insurance period. This fee will show on your invoice.Sometimes other fees are charged that do not relate to the financial advice, such as credit card fees. If so, we will advise you of this in our recommendation. Conflicts of Interest and Incentives
When we arrange insurance for you, the provider(s) may pay us a commission. The commission varies between providers and products and is based on a percentage of the Company Premium and Natural Disaster premium (if applicable).
If we arrange insurance for you and cancel it partway through the insurance period, we may keep some or all of the commission from any refund due to you by the provider.
iNSNET and FIL retain a percentage of this commission for a range of professional services they provide to Financial Advisers.
If a person or entity has referred you to us, we may pay them a percentage of the commission and/or fees we receive for their referral.
A financial adviser may have a conflict of interest in circumstances where financial advice has been provided to two clients who later dispute. If this occurs, the financial adviser will disclose the conflict of interest to you and refer one client to another financial adviser for advice and assistance.
To ensure that our Financial Advisors prioritise your interests above their own, we follow an advice process that ensures our recommendations are made based on the information you have provided and your unique circumstances.
We maintain a register of conflicts of interest, gifts, and any other incentives we may receive.
If we believe there is a conflict of interest – real or perceived – we will discuss this with you.
iNSNET and FIL also undertake annual internal reviews to ensure compliance with these statements.
Premium Funding for Fire and General Insurance
Premium funding enables you to pay the insurance premium in installments rather than make a lump sum payment.
Premium funding companies charge interest, and they take power of attorney over your insurance policy. This means they have the ability to cancel your insurance policy if you fail to pay an installment.
If you enter into a premium funding arrangement, the premium funding company will pay iNSNET a commission as a percentage of the amount they fund.
We will disclose the amount of this when we know the scope and nature of the advice you need and whether you want to pay in installments.
Complaints Handling & Dispute Resolution
Please refer to our Internal Complaints Process which can be found here.
Duties Information
iNSNET, FIL, and anyone who gives financial advice on their behalf have duties under the Financial Markets Conduct Act 2013 relating to how we offer advice.
We are required to:• give priority to your interests by taking all reasonable steps to make sure our interests don’t materially influence our advice; • exercise care, diligence, and skill in providing you with advice;• meet standards of competence, knowledge, and skillset by the Code of Professional Conduct for Financial Advice Services. These are designed to make sure that we have the expertise needed to provide you with advice.• meet standards of ethical behaviour, conduct, and client care set by the Code of Professional Conduct for Financial Advice Services. These are designed to make sure we treat you as we should and give you suitable advice. This is only a summary of the duties that we have. More information is available by contacting us or by visiting the FMA website here.
Identifying Information
Insurance Network Ltd (FSP447546) and Insurance Network Fire & General Ltd (FSP745091), trading as Insurance and Mortgage Network.
Our contact head office contact details: Phone: 0800 868 467Email: ask@insurancenetwork.co.nz
The following are the Financial Adviser of iNSNET and their contact details are: Bernard Van Der Merwe: manawatu@insurancenetwork.co.nz FSP1006141 Dilip Datta: canterbury@insurancenetwork.co.nz FSP356126 Dylin Raza: pn@insurancenetwork.co.nzFSP775113 Jai Bothra: manawatu@insurancenetwork.co.nzFSP61081 Kunal Maggon: waikato@insurancenetwork.co.nzFSP495946 Manisha Bothra: manisha@insurancenetwork.co.nzFSP71381 Nicola Rayner: ask@insurancenetwork.co.nz FSP775019 Prashant Balsara: wellington@insurancenetwork.co.nzFSP1001275 Oliver Lee: christchurch@insurancenetwork.co.nz FSP692131 Shareen Shabeena: wairarapa@insurancenetwork.co.nz FSP605489 William Costall: auckland@insurancenetwork.co.nz FSP621909 Duties Information
iNSNET AND FIL, and anyone who gives financial advice on their behalf have duties under the Financial Markets Conduct Act 2013 relating to the way that we give advice.
We are required to:• give priority to your interests by taking all reasonable steps to make sure our advice isn’t materially influenced by our own interests; • exercise care, diligence, and skill in providing you with advice;• meet standards of competence, knowledge, and skill as set by the Code of Professional Conduct for Financial Advice Services. These are designed to make sure that we have the expertise needed to provide you with advice.• meet standards of ethical behaviour, conduct, and client care set by the Code of Professional Conduct for Financial Advice Services. These are designed to make sure we treat you as we should and give you suitable advice. This is only a summary of the duties that we have. More information is available by contacting us, or by visiting the FMA website here.
GLOSSARY
Authorised Body
is an entity named on a financial advice provider’s licence that can provide the licensed service without needing its own licence. Authorised Bodies must register on the Financial Service Providers Register as a financial advice provider.Financial Advice
a recommendation or an opinion about buying or selling financial advice productsFinancial Advice Provider
a business or individual who provides a financial advice service.Financial Advice Service
engages one or more individuals to give financial advice on their behalf or provides financial advice on their own account.Financial Adviser
is an individual registered on the Financial Service Providers Register to provide a financial advice service, who is not a financial advice provider.Financial Markets Authority (FMA)
is the New Zealand government agency responsible for enforcing securities, financial reporting and company law as they apply to financial services and securities markets.Financial Service Provider
FSP refers to Financial Service Provider a person who provides or offers to provide a financial service (as per the FSP Act)Financial Service Providers Register (FSPR)
a searchable register of people, businesses and organisations that provide financial services in New Zealand. The register contains key information about FSPs including the financial services they provide, any relevant licences they hold and the dispute resolution scheme they belong to.Full Licence
approved by the FMA and must be held with effect from 15th March 2021 by a financial advice provider providing advice to retail clients.