Amy Callon
Risk Insurance Consultant Financial Adviser
Amy started in the insurance industry as a receptionist at 19 years old.
Over the next 7 years she was able to learn from the best in the industry, evolve as the industry grew, help clients through the claims process and see how important it is to have a helping hand throughout the process.
In 2022 she made the amazing decision to move from behind the scenes and become a Financial Adviser which the NVI team were thrilled about!
Amy understands the importance of having the right cover at the right time after not only helping many clients over the years through their claims, but also helping her own family after her father had a Stroke and experiencing the impact that had first hand.
With these experiences and unique point of view, you can trust that Amy will have you and your families interests first and foremost with any recommendations. She will also help as much as possible through any claims as she understands how stressful and confusing it can be!
Amy has previously worked alongside Glen and Nimalka in an administrative role, working behind the scenes helping the lads communicate with their clients throughout the process including applying for insurance, annual reviews and most importantly at claim time.
When she isn’t working in the office, Amy enjoys spending time with her family and friends; hosting countless BBQ’s with her partner as well as supporting her family where she can.
Blogs that Amy has written
Accidental injury insurance, is also named Specific Injury Cover, is a type of coverage designed to provide financial support if you suffer an injury due to an accident...
Health insurance is a crucial aspect of managing your well-being and financial security, especially when unexpected medical expenses arise...
Cancer can be a life-altering diagnosis, and having the right insurance coverage can make a significant difference in managing the financial impact of the disease...
Having all important information in one place can make a significant difference for your loved ones in the event of your passing...
Owning a home is a significant milestone, but it also comes with the responsibility of managing your mortgage payments. Mortgage protection insurance is designed to safeguard your home...
Income insurance, also known as income protection insurance, is a crucial safety net for anyone who relies on a regular income to cover living expenses...
Total and Permanent Disability (TPD) insurance is an important form of coverage that provides financial protection if you become permanently disabled and are unable to work...
Trauma insurance, also known as critical illness insurance, is designed to provide financial support when you’re diagnosed with a severe medical condition...
Navigating the world of life insurance can be daunting, especially with the array of terms and jargon used by providers...
Choosing the right insurance can be a daunting task, given the multitude of options and the complexity of various policies. An insurance adviser can be a valuable ally in navigating this landscape…
Creating and maintaining a home budget is crucial for financial stability and achieving your financial goals. If you’re new to budgeting, starting from scratch can seem overwhelming, but breaking the process down into manageable steps can simplify it…
Navigating the healthcare system can be complex, especially when balancing costs and coverage. In New Zealand, while the public healthcare system offers substantial support, private medical insurance can provide additional benefits…
Securing your financial stability in New Zealand involves more than just managing your savings and investments. It also requires protecting your most valuable asset: your income…
Planning for the future is a critical aspect of responsible financial management and ensuring peace of mind for yourself and your loved ones…
In New Zealand, when it comes to safeguarding your financial well-being against unforeseen medical emergencies, trauma insurance stands out as a crucial safeguard…
What is a Cash Cushion? A cash cushion is a balance kept in your bank account to eliminate your account going into overdraft or receiving dishonour fees because of insufficient funds…
In New Zealand serious illness is 2.6 more times more likely to strike than a serious accident putting an earner off work for six months or more…
Life has many lessons. Some we continue to ignore and others can be profound. Our youngest daughter at the age of 11 taught me a profound lesson. She would randomly grab her fishing rod, tackle box, bait and knife and yell out ‘see you later’ and be off…
Your ability to work is your single biggest asset. It’s your ability to earn money that gives you independence, freedom and the passport to lifestyle choices…
Have you ever stopped and looked back on your week you have just had. Then wondered where it went and whether you achieved what you set out to achieve….
If you are self employed, who pays you when you can’t work? Many people think ACC do. But they only pay for “accidental injury”…
Some people earn a good living, but still struggle to get by. Just because they earn three or four times the average salary doesn’t mean they don’t struggle with their household spending…
If you don’t have life insurance then you probably want to know about this… A pretty standard feature of most life insurance policies today is something that none of us really like to talk about: Terminal Illness Benefit…
For most of us living a life without debt is almost impossible. Whether it is credit cards, student loans, or a mortgage, debt is just a part of life…
The following is a summary of the best tips for consumers from Dr Adrian Raftery, senior lecturer in Financial Planning and Superannuation at Deakin University…
If your best friend was showing some worrying symptoms but hadn’t taken themselves off to see a doctor, what would you do?…
KiwiSaver has rapidly become a “set and forget” savings strategy for many New Zealanders…
What are the chances….really? Well, the odds are pretty good for most of us that we will make it through our working lives, so that is good news!..
We are living in the “information age” and yet one of the recurring reasons give for putting off financial planning is “I don’t know where to get the right information”…