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Don't expect higher commission rates

15 November 2022 - Everyone acknowledges mortgage advisers are having to do more administration work in running their business, but the chances of a pay rise appear pretty much non-existent.

Cigna campaign benefits customers and advisers

9 November 2021 - Two months since launching its "good things come in twos campaign", Cigna New Zealand says the business has been overwhelmed with positive feedback.

AIA NZ offers more support to advisers

28 October 2021 - AIA NZ continues to support advisers and their businesses with the release of a small business support package.

Warning to insurance advisers selling up

2 September 2021 - A long-time life insurance adviser is warning fellow advisers with fire and general portfolios to check their contracts after finding he couldn't on-sell his client book.

FSCL case highlights clawback danger

29 July 2021 - A mortgage adviser has been forced to drop their request for a commission clawback following a dispute involving FSCL.

CoFI Bill: How will it affect commission?

25 May 2021 - The Financial Markets (Conduct of Institutions) Amendment Bill is set to reform the way banks pay commission to mortgage advisers, with sales and volume based incentives set to be outlawed. Here's what advisers need to know.

Cigna applies new commissions for advisers

16 April 2021 - Cigna New Zealand has released details of its new commission structure that came into force at the beginning of this week.

Focus on commission disclosure

22 March 2021 - Advisers will need to do a better job of explaining their no-fee, no-obligation model under the new regulatory regime, according to adviser Hamish Patel.

Fidelity aims for sustainable commission structure

19 March 2021 - Fidelity Life is rolling out a new commission model which has persistency at the heart of its offering.

Australian report raises alarm over life insurance’s future

2 December 2020 - The report claims clients will have to spend $15,000 over the lifetime of a claim if commission structure removed.

Fidelity Life to stop upfront commission on inflation increases

1 October 2020 - Fidelity Life advisers will soon stop receiving upfront commission on inflation-driven increases in client premiums.

Aussie politician hints at support for trail

1 July 2020 - An Australian parliamentary committee has indicated its support for trail commission, as politicians review the future of adviser remuneration.

To FAP or not to FAP, the update

30 June 2020 - Jon-Paul Hale on licensing, commission structure changes and the benefits of dealer groups. 

Partners Life expects advisers to opt for FAPO

29 June 2020 - Partners Life managing director Naomi Ballantyne says she expects every adviser who deals with Partners Life and has their own transitional FAP licence will sign up to the new FAPO scheme.

AIA offers more commission

2 June 2020 - AIA is making changes to its commission structure that it says aims to help businesses struggling with cashflow shortfall – and some advisers will qualify for 230% upfront.

Financial advice commissions not under threat: Faafoi

20 May 2020 - Commerce Minister Kris Faafoi has acknowledged concern at how the Conduct of Financial Institutions Bill (CoFI) will interact with the new financial advice regime – but says he thinks the advice regime is the most appropriate way to regulate financial advice and advisers.

Cigna boosts commission

14 May 2020 - Cigna will double service commission payments to financial advisers through June and July.

Here's when Partners Life will check in on you

27 April 2020 - Advisers distributing Partners Life policies can expect to have their processes checked on when a policy is issued, increased in value or cancelled.

The Matrix Partners style; What advisers say

15 April 2020 - Partners Life will start collecting data this week about how advisers are performing against its new Customer Outcomes Matrix.

Cigna offers new commission options

15 April 2020 - Cigna is rolling out new commission structures for level-premium products.

[The Wrap] The end of dealer groups as we know it

20 March 2020 - Well you have to hand it to Partners Life. While all the news this week has been about Covid 19, it has delivered a fatal blow to insurance dealer groups.

Insurers tweak discount offers

18 February 2020 - Insurer Fidelity Life is dropping some of its customer loyalty discount programmes – partly because it says not many people are aware they existed.

Insurers argue cutting commissions will lead to poor customer outcomes

3 February 2020 - Product providers and adviser representatives have called for a slower pace of change in the financial services sector and for clarity of what’s expected for advisers in proposed new conduct rules.

Southern Cross: No negative impact from commission change

1 February 2020 - Southern Cross says a change to its adviser commission structures has had no negative effect on the business.

Reserve Bank flags commission rates, solvency

27 November 2019 - The Reserve Bank has raised questions about the insurance sector in its latest financial stability report.

Finally, a breath that suggests it's not all about the advisers and their advice

1 October 2019 - As an insurance adviser, one of the challenges with the rhetoric that has been thrown around over the last few years, you could be forgiven for thinking we're the new whipping post.

[The Wrap] What's worse? Commissions on insurance or cashbacks for home loans

21 September 2019 - Commissions are the hot topic which we just can't get away from. This week we ponder the latest appointment to the FMA board along with some questions around what regulators really want.

Commission structure may need Govt intervention: FMA

18 September 2019 - An insurance industry reluctant to move on high upfront commissions may find the Government does it for it, the Financial Markets Authority says.

Insurer response 'not good enough'

17 September 2019 - Commerce Minister Kris Faafoi says insurers are "passing the buck" to advisers.

Partners Life axes volume-based incentives

5 September 2019 - Partners Life is removing its volume-based bonuses for advisers and will replace them with rewards for good conduct.

Faafoi says some commissions will be banned

25 August 2019 - Commerce Minister Kris Faafoi tells advisers there won't be a ban on commissions, but some will go. 

Dealer groups face future without overrides

7 August 2019 - Some dealer groups may have to rethink their value proposition as product providers move away from volume-based commission structures.

Advisers slam Southern Cross commission change

24 July 2019 - Advisers are unimpressed by Southern Cross’s move to limit trail commission.

Southern Cross limits trail commission

22 July 2019 - Southern Cross is changing its commission structure, so advisers will not receive increased trail commission as their clients’ premiums rise.

ASB changes commission payment system. Will trail comm come?

17 July 2019 - ASB has changed its commission payment system to speed up the process for mortgage advisers — but the move won't see it pay trail. 

Bachcare charged with misleading consumers

16 July 2019 - The Commerce Commission alleges the online holiday rental booking platform has manipulated online user reviews it has received.

ComCom takes Ronovationz to court

8 July 2019 - Property investment guru Ron Hoy Fong’s company is being prosecuted by the Commerce Commission over allegations of price fixing.

Those who benefit should pay

5 July 2019 - Property owners who benefit from new public infrastructure projects could end up paying a tax on their gains – if new Productivity Commission recommendations get adopted.

Can you spot the single-issue fanatics?

1 July 2019 - A couple I know, both friends that I love dearly, argue at times. One calls the other a ‘single-issue fanatic’. Both admit this could be code for ‘nagging’. Some advocates are like that about commission. 

Commissions - upfront and pendulum

5 June 2019 - The discussion on high trails and lower upfronts, while this is quite aspirational, frankly it is somewhat of a misnomer.

Advisers need $2000, clients will pay $500

21 March 2019 - Australian research has shown a disconnect between what clients are prepared to pay for risk advice and what advisers would need to charge – and commentators say the same situation would be found in New Zealand.

Aussie advisers welcome trail ban delay

18 March 2019 - The Australian mortgage adviser trade body the MFAA has welcomed the government's decision to soften its stance on trail commission.

Australian government delays trail ban

13 March 2019 - The Australian government has delayed plans to ban trail commission from next year, saying it will review the issue in three years' time instead.

Chatter about churn and commission

4 March 2019 - Given the latest chatter about commission, I thought dusting this off was appropriate now.

FMA says it's not lobbying for ban on life insurance commissions

26 February 2019 - Financial Markets Authority chief executive Rob Everett has reminded a select committee that, while the Government appears set to clampdown on adviser commissions, that wasn’t the automatic conclusion of the report into the life insurance sector.

Rethinking adviser remuneration

26 February 2019 - In a tiny business, the difference between how the business earns revenue, and how the adviser gets paid isn’t really very relevant.

Commission: The gun that needs to be in the right hands

25 February 2019 - Commission, it's like a gun, it's neither good nor evil until it is put in the hands of a human.

Product commission – Is it justified?

22 February 2019 - Should you be concerned about commission when arranging your insurance? With recent media commentary following the Reserve Bank and Financial Markets Authority paper, the way in which insurers remunerate or incentivise their staff and advisers has been raised around industry’s culture and conduct.

Aussie new insurance business falls after commission capped

22 February 2019 - If regulators want an indication of what might happen if they regulate insurance adviser commissions, they could look to Australia.

Sum-insured remuneration model progressed

13 February 2019 - As regulatory attention goes on upfront commissions, two insurance industry commentators have released a discussion paper on how they propose the sector should be remunerated in future.

How you get paid

11 February 2019 - There are two sides of the coin when considering the possible effect of commission and incentives on advice when you run an advice business. This article is about how you get paid, the next will be about how you pay your advisers.

Conduct, culture, and commission

1 February 2019 - The conduct and culture report published by the FMA and RBNZ recently was meant to be all about insurers, but a significant consequence will be felt by advisers.

Pipeline of new advisers could be stopped

1 February 2019 - A crackdown on high upfront insurance commissions could cut off the number of new advisers coming into financial services, it has been warned.

Govt confirms: Commission in the gun

31 January 2019 - High upfront commissions and overseas trips are in the spotlight as the government works to overhaul financial services sales incentives.

Advisers told: Get ready for major change

30 January 2019 - Significant change is coming for the life insurance sector this year, after the government vowed to take action on a damning report from the Financial Markets Authority and Reserve Bank.

FINANCIAL ADVICE NZ REACTION: Consumer focus welcome

29 January 2019 - Public confidence and trust in the life insurance sector is essential; life insurance contributes significantly to the financial well-being of New Zealanders. Reports like that released by the FMA and RBNZ on Tuesday play a vital role in highlighting areas where the sector can better serve New Zealanders, and importantly, maintain and grow public confidence and trust, Financial Advice NZ chief executive Katrina Shanks says.

Regulators: Life insurance needs to change

29 January 2019 - New Zealand’s financial sector regulators have slammed life insurers – and the way they deal with advisers - in their report into the sector’s conduct and culture.

Aussie advisers fight back against reform

11 December 2018 - Following a wave of criticism in the Royal Commission, Australian mortgage advisers have launched a fightback against industry reform.

FSC: Industry has heard commission concern

30 November 2018 - Insurers have taken note of Reserve Bank criticism of their adviser remuneration structures – but aren’t worried about the scrutiny, the Financial Services Council (FSC) says.

SBS changes commission structure

26 October 2018 - Invercargill-based bank SBS has scrapped volume-based commission and changed its remuneration model for advisers, as lenders respond to Australia's Sedgwick report. 

Shanks: Consumers don't care how advisers paid

17 October 2018 - Financial advisers need to turn conversations about remuneration around and shift the focus away from commissions, Financial Advice NZ chief executive Katrina Shanks says.

ANZ CEO defends adviser remuneration

16 October 2018 - The chief executive of ANZ has defended mortgage advisers before an Australian parliamentary hearing, as scrutiny on commission grows across the Tasman.

Clients 'should expect ongoing service'

4 October 2018 - The fact of having a financial adviser should give clients sufficient reason to expect an ongoing advice relationship - whether or not that person is paid trail commission, one insurance boss says.

ANZ scraps staff sales incentives

8 August 2018 - ANZ has scrapped sales-based bonuses for frontline retail staff, moving to a customer service focused bonus programme.

Conduct, not law, best way to deal with commission: FMA

8 August 2018 - Financial Markets Authority head of regulation Liam Mason says the regulator would like to improve conduct in the life insurance sector to tackle poor customer outcomes, rather than regulating to remove commission.

Commission model swaps one problem for another: Ballantyne

18 July 2018 - A new commission structure proposed for the industry is unlikely to solve any of the perceived problems with the existing one, an insurer says.

Proposed commission model 'cross-subsidisation'

11 July 2018 - A new commission model proposed is a nice idea but won’t work, one former insurance company boss says.

New advice rules to consider trail commissions

5 July 2018 - Whether advisers have an obligation to offer ongoing service when they receive trail commissions is one of the questions still to be pondered by those developing the new financial advice regime.

Commission disclosure no big deal for good advisers

2 July 2018 - Insurers expect little to change if advisers are required to disclose to their clients what commissions they are paid.

Westpac makes major commission changes

29 June 2018 - Westpac has made a series of sweeping changes to its commission structure for New Zealand mortgage advisers, including removing discretionary quarterly commission payments.

Fidelity: Incentives regime changing

11 April 2018 - Fidelity Life says its adviser recognition programme is evolving to emphasise education, professional development and corporate social responsibility.

BNZ move puts pressure on other banks

1 February 2018 - Changes to BNZ’s mortgage adviser commission structure are acknowledgement of the ongoing client management work they do, industry veterans say.

The Wrap: Bill gets yes, PAA gets no

8 December 2017 - We weren’t sure it was going to happen this side of the new year but this week the Financial Services Legislation Amendment Bill had its first reading in Parliament.

It's real; Financial adviser reforms are go

7 December 2017 - The Government has pushed the go button for significant reforms to how financial advice is delivered in New Zealand. This evening the Financial Services Legislation Amendment Bill has had its first reading in Parliament and now goes to Select Committee.  

FSC suffers financial blow but integration on cards

7 December 2017 - Insurers giving up their memberships have hit the Financial Services Council in the pocket.

New minister gets into client first debate

27 November 2017 - New Commerce Minister Kris Faafoi says he’s less worried about whether New Zealand has enough financial advisers to cater for the population – and more whether the financial advisers it has are putting their clients first.

Sovereign boost commissions; nib offers a new model

7 November 2017 - nib moves to spread commission offer as Sovereign boosts its advisers' pay cheques.

Aussie banks told to scrap commission payments

23 April 2017 - A review commissioned by the Australian Bankers' Association has recommended commissions for mortgage brokers be replaced with a fee-for-service model - and there are fears that may flow through to New Zealand.

Don't dismiss KiwiSaver, advisers told

26 October 2016 - Advisers are being urged to think about KiwiSaver advice as a way to capture clients for the future.

Commission ban 'errant nonsense'

26 September 2016 - New Zealand advisers are backing a prediction that there will be a global ban on commission within five years – but one fund manager has described it as "nonsense”.

Advisers 'must shake off product ties'

10 August 2016 - Advisers are being told they must find a way to disconnect the advice they give from the sale of products - as new statistics show the bulk of AFAs are still largely paid by commission.

Minister says no commission ban

29 June 2016 - Commerce Minister Paul Goldsmith says banning commissions isn't something the government will do, even though the FMA says they create problems.

'No commission' structure doesn't translate

24 June 2016 - An insurance broker who is advertising a “no-commission” business says while it works well for fire and general insurance, financial advisers who deal in personal risk products have a different set of issues to contend with.

Risk poor policy analysis could affect commission decisions

9 June 2016 - NZIER’s recent analysis of the NZ Life Insurance market for Sovereign Insurance purports to show that the life insurance market is shrinking, that new customers are more price sensitive than existing, and that a reduction on commissions could help reverse this, writes Michael Naylor.

Reserve Bank calls for lower commissions

18 May 2016 - The Reserve Bank, which regulates the life insurance sector, has joined the call for lower commission levels for insurance advisers.

Market pressures could prompt commission change: Report

13 May 2016 - Insurers are paying out 40% of their annual premium income in distribution costs - a pressure point that could force them to cut advisers' commissions, a new report says.

Final call in MTF case

12 May 2016 - Lender credit fees precedent established after Supreme Court dismisses Motor Trade Finances Ltd (MTF) appeal.

ANZ happy with broker remuneration model

3 May 2016 - ANZ New Zealand chief executive David Hisco talks about the bank's latest results, the role mortgage brokers play in the business and what he thinks of new competition and remuneration models for advisers

Westpac commission review - what does that mean for brokers here?

27 April 2016 - Westpac says it has no plans to review commissions paid to brokers in New Zealand, despite a review across the ditch. Read more.  ...

Industry can't fix itself: MJW

3 March 2016 - Melville Jessup Weaver (MJW) says the fallout from its report into life insurance commissions shows that the industry cannot be left to find its own answer to its problems.

ASIC outlines commission review scope

26 February 2016 - Key differences between New Zealand and Australia’s mortgage markets will probably mean a review into mortgage broker remuneration across the ditch will have limited impact here.

MTF case reaches Supreme Court

12 November 2015 - A long-running battle over what exactly lender credit fees should cover has hit the Supreme Court this week.

Competition cited as a reason to cut commission

5 November 2015 - Insurance companies should cut their commission payments to advisers to enable them to compete more effectively with bank insurance channels, it has been claimed.

Lines drawn in commissions debate

15 October 2015 - There is general support for insurance advisers being paid commissions, but debate about whether there should be restrictions on how much they get, submissions made to the Financial Advisers Act review show.

Effect of commission changes on your business

10 September 2015 - Michael Naylor, a senior lecturer in finance and insurance at Massey University, has designed a template for advisers to work out what commission changes would mean for them.

No plans for trail from ASB

13 August 2015 - Mortgage advisers can rule out ASB introducing trail commissions anytime soon, according to comments from chief executive Barbara Chapman.

Commissions put pressure on: Report

7 August 2015 - It is very capital intensive for insurers to run an adviser distribution channel in New Zealand because of the high upfront commission structure, a new AM Best report says.

Advisers represent less than half of insurance market

3 August 2015 - Relatively few life insurance products are sold via advisers earning high upfront commissions, new research suggests.

FSC launches commission investigation

24 July 2015 - A “mini-Trowbridge Report” has been commissioned by the Financial Services Council, to investigate sales incentives in New Zealand’s personal insurance industry.

Advisers doing no-commission deals

23 July 2015 - Roughly 3% of risk advisers in New Zealand are operating on a no-commission basis, it has been claimed.

Trail commission rules blamed for churn

15 July 2015 - Churn rates could be reduced if trail commissions followed a client when they switched risk adviser, it has been suggested.

AMP supports commission cut

7 May 2015 - AMP New Zealand has lent its support to colleagues across the ditch, who have slashed advisers' upfront commissions on life insurance to 80% of the first year’s premium.

ASB and Sovereign increase upfront commissions

1 May 2015 - ASB and Sovereign have, from today, increased the amount of upfront commission they will pay to mortgage advisers.

BNZ's back for brokers with trail commission

10 April 2015 - BNZ will officially return to the mortgage adviser market after controversially leaving it 12 years ago.

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AIA - Back My Build 5.94 - - -
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ANZ ▼7.89 6.79 6.29 6.29
ANZ Blueprint to Build 7.39 - - -
ANZ Good Energy - - - 1.00
ANZ Special - 6.19 5.69 5.69
ASB Bank 8.39 ▼6.19 ▼5.69 ▼5.69
ASB Better Homes Top Up - - - 1.00
Avanti Finance 8.90 - - -
Basecorp Finance 9.60 - - -
BNZ - Classic - ▼6.19 5.79 5.79
Lender Flt 1yr 2yr 3yr
BNZ - Mortgage One ▼7.94 - - -
BNZ - Rapid Repay ▼7.94 - - -
BNZ - Std ▼7.94 6.45 5.89 5.79
BNZ - TotalMoney ▼7.94 - - -
CFML 321 Loans 6.70 - - -
CFML Home Loans 6.95 - - -
CFML Prime Loans 8.75 - - -
CFML Standard Loans 9.70 - - -
China Construction Bank - 7.09 6.75 6.49
China Construction Bank Special - - - -
Co-operative Bank - First Home Special - ▼5.99 - -
Lender Flt 1yr 2yr 3yr
Co-operative Bank - Owner Occ 8.15 ▼6.19 ▼5.75 5.69
Co-operative Bank - Standard 8.15 ▼6.69 ▼6.25 6.19
Credit Union Auckland 7.70 - - -
First Credit Union Special - 6.60 6.10 -
First Credit Union Standard 8.50 7.20 6.70 -
Heartland Bank - Online 7.99 6.69 6.35 6.15
Heartland Bank - Reverse Mortgage - - - -
Heretaunga Building Society 8.90 7.00 6.50 -
ICBC ▼7.49 ▼6.15 ▼5.69 ▼5.69
Kainga Ora 8.39 7.05 6.59 6.49
Kainga Ora - First Home Buyer Special - - - -
Lender Flt 1yr 2yr 3yr
Kiwibank 8.25 7.19 6.69 6.59
Kiwibank - Offset 8.25 - - -
Kiwibank Special - 6.29 5.79 5.79
Liberty 8.59 8.69 8.79 8.94
Nelson Building Society 8.75 6.69 6.19 -
Pepper Money Advantage 10.49 - - -
Pepper Money Easy 8.69 - - -
Pepper Money Essential 8.29 - - -
SBS Bank 8.49 ▼6.95 ▼6.29 ▼6.29
SBS Bank Special - ▼6.35 ▼5.69 ▼5.69
SBS Construction lending for FHB - - - -
Lender Flt 1yr 2yr 3yr
SBS FirstHome Combo 5.94 5.45 - -
SBS FirstHome Combo - - - -
SBS Unwind reverse equity 9.95 - - -
TSB Bank 9.19 7.09 6.59 6.59
TSB Special 8.39 6.29 5.79 5.79
Unity 8.64 6.29 5.79 -
Unity First Home Buyer special - 6.20 - -
Wairarapa Building Society 8.50 ▼6.50 ▼5.89 -
Westpac 8.39 6.89 6.39 6.39
Westpac Choices Everyday 8.49 - - -
Westpac Offset 8.39 - - -
Lender Flt 1yr 2yr 3yr
Westpac Special - 6.29 5.79 5.79
Median 8.39 6.47 6.10 5.79

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