Advisify is a free platform that connects everyday New Zealanders with licensed financial advisers for insurance and KiwiSaver. You fill out a short form, we match you with an adviser who suits your situation, and they reach out to walk you through your options in plain English. No cold calls from strangers, no pressure, and no obligation to do anything after your conversation.

When you go direct to an insurance company, you only see one product range from one provider. They're not going to tell you that a competitor has better cover for your situation at a lower price.

Advisify connects you with a licensed adviser who works across multiple providers, their job is to find what's right for you, not to sell you a specific product. You get an independent view of the market rather than a sales pitch.

No, and this surprises a lot of people.

The cost of advice is built into the premium regardless of whether you go direct or through an adviser. Advisers may receive a commission from insurance providers however this is not added to the price of your premiums.

You're not paying extra by using Advisify.

In many cases people end up with better cover at a lower premium than if they'd gone direct, because an adviser knows where the value is across the market.

Yes. Every adviser we connect you with is a licensed financial adviser operating under New Zealand's Financial Markets Authority (FMA) framework.

That means they're legally required to act in your best interest, disclose any conflicts, and give advice that's appropriate for your situation. You're not talking to a call centre rep working off a script, you're talking to a qualified professional.

That's exactly what the adviser is there for. You don't need to know whether you need life insurance, trauma cover, income protection, or a KiwiSaver review before you reach out. Fill out a short form, have a no-obligation conversation, and the adviser will help you figure out what actually makes sense for where you're at in life. Most people leave the conversation clearer than they've ever been about their financial situation.