The requirement for a level 5 certificate under the new code of conduct for financial advisers presents an “exciting opportunity” for mortgage advisers to up-skill, says Financial Advice NZ CEO Katrina Shanks.
The Reserve Bank could loosen LVR restrictions by 5% at next month’s Financial Stability Report, while 10% cut is "possible", according to Kiwibank economists.
Non-bank lender Basecorp Finance has launched a new prime offering for mortgage borrowers, as alternative lenders continue to take market share from the big banks
Adviser group NZFSG has taken its vehicle and asset financing processing in-house as it aims to ramp up car loan volumes.
KiwiBuild’s price cap system will offer the greatest discount on big homes in Auckland and Queenstown, new research from CoreLogic suggests.
This week we can reveal how many mortgages Loan Market settled in the recently completed financial year. It's an impressive increase on the year before and helps show how important the mortgage adviser channel is for New Zealanders
New Code good for mortgage advisers; What do you think?
The draft code of conduct for financial advisers presents an “exciting opportunity” for mortgage advisers, one key figure says.[READ ON]
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