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AIG (American International Group) operates insurance products in New Zealand, including travel insurance under brands such as Travel Activate (Westpac‑branded, backed by AIG).
AIG NZ offers retail general insurance covering travel, commercial, liability and other lines, and is a member of the Insurance Council of New Zealand.
When AIG cancels your policy or you cancel, cover will stop from the effective cancellation time stated in the confirmation.
Automatic renewals may cease after cancellation; check your policy for renewal terms.
AIG retains your policy and claim records as required by law and for internal dispute handling.
AIG NZ does not publicly confirm a standard 14‑day cooling‑off refund for general insurance products in New Zealand.
This means refunds depend on the policy terms, time since purchase, and reason for cancellation.
Below are example per‑trip premiums for AIG Leisure Travel plans in New Zealand, by destination and trip length.
| Plan | Price (NZ$) | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Leisure Travel - Single adult (<59) - 7‑day trip | Australia: 84.12 Japan/UK/Europe: 124.53 USA: 132.06 | Per trip (7 days) | Single adult traveller under 59 years |
| Leisure Travel - Single adult (<59) - 21‑day trip | Australia: 194.40 Japan/UK/Europe: 275.16 USA: 212.40 | Per trip (21 days) | Single adult traveller under 59 years |
| Leisure Travel - Family (2 adults + 2 children) - 21‑day trip | Australia: 262.80 Japan/UK/Europe: 325.92 USA: 424.80 | Per trip (21 days) | Family: 2 adults <59 and 2 children <18 |
AIG NZ is a member of the Insurance Council of New Zealand and adheres to the Fair Insurance Code.
The Code requires AIG to acknowledge complaints within 5 business days and respond within 10 business days, with escalation paths if unresolved.
If AIG does not resolve your complaint within two months you can escalate to the independent Financial Services Complaints Ltd (FSCL).
General New Zealand consumer protections (for example, the Consumer Guarantees Act and Fair Trading Act) may apply, but standard cooling‑off rights for insurance are not guaranteed.
Some NZ customers reported successful outcomes after persistent communication and escalation to FSCL, leading to overturned decisions and settled claims.
Other customers reported delays in claim payments and repeated requests for further documentation, sometimes resulting in frustration before escalation.
A common error is delaying contact with airlines or hotels after deciding to cancel. That can reduce refund or credit options and increase out‑of‑pocket loss.
Another frequent mistake is not saving written confirmations and receipts. Without documentation, disputes take longer to resolve.
The table below compares key cancellation and refund aspects for AIG NZ against practical notes to help decision making.
| Topic | AIG (New Zealand) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Cancellation process | Contact insurer or branded partner; no separate AppStore/Play/Web process published | Follow supplier refund steps and keep records |
| Refund policy | No public standard 14‑day cooling‑off for general policies; specific refund programs exist | Check policy terms; historical Pricing Promise applied to past policies |
| Dispute resolution | Internal complaints with set timeframes; escalate to FSCL if unresolved | Keep copies of all communications to support escalation |
| Pricing | Per‑trip premiums vary by plan, destination and trip length | Sample Leisure Travel prices provided earlier |
Confirm cancellation in writing and check for any refund or outstanding charges.
Track supplier credits and their expiry dates; note you can reopen claims if circumstances change.
Use the postal address for formal cancellations, complaints and document delivery.
PO Box 1745, Shortland Street, Auckland 1140, New Zealand
A physical street address may exist but the PO Box above is recommended for formal mailed correspondence.
Include your policy number and contact details in any mailed communication to speed handling.
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Written by Eva Harris
Regulatory watch · 8 years experience
Legal analyst tracking eIDAS, GDPR and electronic delivery regulations for 8 years to make sure every Postclic template is compliant and admissible in court.