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Thrive provides you an end-to-end solution for all of your Insurance needs. 🤝 In sickness and in health, Thrive have you covered.
Being a value based business, Thrive focuses on shaping a better future for you and your family. Through the provision of progressive and innovative insurance products, our advisors provide an end-to-end solution that tailors the perfect cover to fit your current needs, while always keeping you prepared for your ever-evolving future.
Out on the farm with Vaughan Keegan, stock agent, racehorse breeder, client and mate. Whether it's one cow or a thousand, he turns up for his people — that's why we get on.
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16/09/2026
Small business owners are usually great at planning for growth.
Marketing.
Stock.
Systems.
Staff.
Equipment.
Cash flow.
New clients.
New opportunities.
But many do not spend enough time planning for survival.
What happens if the owner gets seriously sick or injured?
Who keeps the clients happy?
Who manages the team?
Who makes the decisions?
Who keeps the money coming in?
Who protects the family income if the business slows down?
For many small businesses, the owner is not just the owner.
They are the sales team, the operations manager, the problem solver, the relationship holder, and the reason the business works.
Personal risk insurance and key person cover can help create options if the person holding everything together suddenly cannot work.
Because a business plan should not only explain how you grow.
It should also explain how you survive.
“My insurance is sorted.”
But is it doing what you think?
Daniel and Dillan show someone can have life cover yet not be protected for events like a heart attack—policies vary.
Insurance is confusing, so conversations and regular reviews matter.
You don't know what you don't know. A quick chat can clarify exactly what you've got.
Claims made easy đź’š
Sarouen explains how our team handles everything behind the scenes — from submitting forms to chasing up providers — so clients can focus on what matters most.
They started the season not really a team. By the last game they knew exactly where they were meant to be.
That's Calder, one of our advisers in Dannevirke, and he coaches this side. Final day of grassroots football for the Dannevirke Sports Club, a couple of games, parents versus kids, Kate's coffee cart, and a prize giving at the end for the ones who put the work in through the season.
Thrive sponsors the team. Calder's the one on the sideline coaching the kids.
Whose kid was out there this season? Tell us who they played for.
Collaboration leads to better outcomes đź’š
Kris explains how Thrive’s team approach ensures clients benefit from the combined experience of brand-new advisers, seasoned experts, and everyone in between. Weekly meetings and shared stories mean no detail is missed — from exclusions to policy wording — giving clients the best advice possible.
10/09/2026
Farmers are usually very good at insuring the obvious things.
The tractor.
The ute.
The shed.
The tools.
The stock.
The equipment.
And that makes sense. Those things are valuable.
But here is the uncomfortable question:
What about the person who keeps the whole operation moving?
The farmer’s ability to work, make decisions, manage the property, keep production flowing, and generate income is often worth far more than the machinery sitting in the shed.
Yet that human risk is sometimes the one left exposed.
If illness or injury takes the farmer out of action, the cost may not just be medical.
It can mean lost labour, extra wages, delayed jobs, reduced income, pressure on the family, and stress across the whole business.
Personal risk insurance can help protect the income and stability behind the farm.
Because the tractor matters.
But the person driving it matters more.
A higher salary doesn't guarantee full income protection. Daniel and Dillan explain why higher earners—especially self-employed and primary breadwinners—need to watch ACC's caps. If your family relies on your pay, don't just ask “Do I have ACC?” Ask: “If I couldn't work, what portion of my income would be covered?” That shifts the conversation.
A 25-year-old is paying $14 a fortnight for the exact same life and trauma cover someone in their 40s pays $40 for.
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Why? Stepped cover. Cheap when you're young — and it climbs every single year after that.
The fix isn't complicated. It's just easy to put off. Ask your adviser about stepped vs level cover before "later" costs you.
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