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Stay Safe This Holiday Season – Be Prepared for a Busy Summer πŸŒžπŸŽ„

As we head into another Kiwi summer, many of us are gearing up for road trips, beach days, outdoor sports, and festive celebrations. But with the increase in activity also comes an increase in accidents β€” and December consistently ranks as one of New Zealand’s busiest months for injury claims.

Now is the perfect time to make sure you and your family are protected.

The Stats Speak for Themselves

In recent years, ACC has reported hundreds of thousands of injury claims over the December–January period, costing hundreds of millions of dollars. These include:

  • Outdoor and recreational injuries from water sports, cycling, tramping, and summer activities

  • Road accidents, which rise significantly during the Christmas travel period

  • Home and DIY injuries as Kiwis take on projects during their time off

While we all love enjoying summer, these numbers show why being prepared is so important.

How Insurance Protects You

An unexpected accident can lead to medical bills, time off work, or long-term recovery. Having the right cover ensures you’re not caught off guard. Key ways insurance supports you include:

  • Private Medical Cover for faster access to treatment during peak hospital demand

  • Income Protection to keep you financially stable if an injury stops you from working

  • Life Cover to protect your family’s financial future

Top Tips to Stay Safe This Holiday Season

  • Stay visible when walking, running, or cycling in early or late daylight

  • Check your gear and vehicle before heading out on summer trips

  • Know your limits when exercising or doing outdoor activities

  • Hydrate and use sun protection to avoid heat exhaustion and sunburn

Review Your Cover Before Year-End

As part of our commitment to helping you protect what matters most, we encourage you to book a complimentary insurance review before the new year. A quick conversation ensures your cover aligns with your goals, life stage, and financial needs as we head into 2026.

Spaces fill quickly each December β€” now is the best time to get in touch.

πŸ‘‰ Book Your Free Holiday Insurance Review

NZ Advice Group – Helping Kiwis protect what matters most
www.nzadvicegroup.co.nz | 0800 230 235

Contact us now at NZ Advice Group to schedule your insurance review.