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Stephanie Wiki

Not only am I passionate about my business, I am firstly most passionate about my family which consists of a wonderful husband and two beautiful children, who without their amazing support it would be impossible for me to run what I consider to be a successful business.

I have worked in the insurance industry for 13 years and founded The Insurance Clinic on the belief that by focusing exclusively on life and disability risk management we can offer our clients highly specialised knowledge and experience.

The company name itself was inspired by the belief that as people regard the advice of professionals such as a doctor as necessary to their physical health, then a similar relationship with a professional financial adviser should likewise be sought as a necessity in attaining financial health and managing financial risk.

The Insurance industry is very male dominated and I believed that there was a huge need for support and awareness to women about insurance. As such this has driven me and my all female company into the next level where customer focus and satisfaction is the primary key. I thrive on ensuring that the women of New Zealand are fully educated on the products that are available to them.

I am the proud sponsor of various groups and teams which includes the Pink Dragons, Dragon Boat Team, a team of which I am very proud of, having seen what some of the women have gone through and survived. The Pink Dragons are a team of breast cancer surviving women who not only have inspired me but have also become lifetime friends as have so many of my clients.

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For further information please email steph@theinsuranceclinic.co.nz

Stephanie Wiki's Articles

Protecting Your Most Valuable Asset

Added Sun, Jul 29th 2007, 11:13

When thinking about this article and income protection I recalled a question posed by a fellow colleague and friend that has struck particular resonance – if you had a machine that sat in the corner of your living room whose sole function was to make money, say $60,000 a year for a good number of decades, would you not insure it? Almost certainly it would seem ridiculous not to, people routinely insure their cars worth much less than this machine that more often than not appreciates in value. Yet many New Zealanders appear to take for granted what is potentially their greatest asset – their ability to earn.

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Finding an Insurance Adviser You Can Trust

Added Mon, Apr 28th 2008, 09:11

With call centre operators offering to sell you an insurance ‘package’ over the phone and bank tellers asking if you would be interested in purchasing life cover when all you wanted to do was cash a cheque―it is all too easy to assume that purchasing insurance is just an ‘add-on’ extra, a generic product that anyone can peddle; hey, you can even sort it yourself with online access to insurance ‘calculators’. And yes, when you can search a few products online yourself it may seem tempting to avoid the ‘middleman’, who, to be honest, you may suspect (unfairly?) has a hidden agenda (read: salesperson). However this would really be doing yourself (and your family) a disservice. Why do you need an adviser?

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Womenz : Wednesday 08th of February 2012 10:28:32AM