Asteron launches promo to support local business
Asteron Life has launched a promotion to thank its new customers for signing up by giving them some money to put back into their local economies.
The promotion, which runs from today until December 17, will see customers who take out a new policy with Asteron Life receiving a Prezzy Card valued at $50 per $500 of annual premium (up to a maximum value of $5,000) to spend in their communities.
“We know how many New Zealand businesses have been struggling with the impact of Covid-19 and this promotion puts a bit of money into the...MORE»
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