TSB one-year falls to 3.09%
TSB is the latest bank to slash fixed rates after the Reserve Bank's emergency OCR cut last week, cutting its one year rate to 3.09%
ASB matches 3.05% rate
ASB is the latest bank to slash fixed rates, matching ANZ's one year price of 3.05%.
SBS and HSBC latest to cut floating rates
Two more banks have slashed fixed rates following the Reserve Bank's emergency Official Cash Rate on Monday.
Resimac moves into asset finance
Australian non-bank lender Resimac has moved into the asset finance sector with the acquisition of finance company IA Group.
Westpac given all-clear on capital
Westpac New Zealand has retained its accreditation to use its own capital model after completing a "remediation process" enforced by the Reserve Bank.
LVR rules could be permanent: Bascand
LVR restrictions on mortgage lending could be a "permanent setting", according to Reserve Bank deputy governor Geoff Bascand.
I hope you can help me fundraise $20,000 to help mend broken hearts
The Co-Operative Bank chief executive David Cunningham is aiming to fundraise $20,000 to help mend broken hearts. Here's his message:
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TSB one-year falls to 3.09%
TSB is the latest bank to slash fixed rates after the Reserve Bank's emergency OCR cut last week, cutting its one year rate to 3.09%
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ASB matches 3.05% rate
ASB is the latest bank to slash fixed rates, matching ANZ's one year price of 3.05%.
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SBS and HSBC latest to cut floating rates
Two more banks have slashed fixed rates following the Reserve Bank's emergency Official Cash Rate on Monday.
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Resimac moves into asset finance
Australian non-bank lender Resimac has moved into the asset finance sector with the acquisition of finance company IA Group.
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Westpac given all-clear on capital
Westpac New Zealand has retained its accreditation to use its own capital model after completing a "remediation process" enforced by the Reserve Bank.
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LVR rules could be permanent: Bascand
LVR restrictions on mortgage lending could be a "permanent setting", according to Reserve Bank deputy governor Geoff Bascand.
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I hope you can help me fundraise $20,000 to help mend broken hearts
The Co-Operative Bank chief executive David Cunningham is aiming to fundraise $20,000 to help mend broken hearts. Here's his message:
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BNZ finds partner for shared ownership scheme
BNZ has partnered up with finance company YouOwn on a shared ownership scheme aimed at first home buyers.
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Capital rules to have minor impact on interest rates: RBNZ
The Reserve Bank believes its capital adequacy proposals will only have a "minor impact" on borrowing rates, amid fears they will cause rates to increase significantly.
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Key RBNZ changes edge closer
The Reserve Bank has moved closer to putting its "dual-mandate" employment and price stability objectives into law, and has taken further steps to establish a Monetary Policy Committee to make key decisions.
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HSBC drops rates to 3.95%
HSBC is the latest lender to drop rates, cutting its one, two and three year interest rates to 3.95%
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Royal Commission report due on Monday
The final report from Australia's Royal Commission into the financial services sector is due to be published on Monday afternoon.
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Sub-4% rates over for SBS, TSB
Two smaller banks have followed the big four in ending their sub-4% special rates, as mortgage rates creep up to more normal levels.
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BNZ pledges $3.8 million after error
BNZ is set to refund more than 10,000 mortgage customers after making a series of errors with documentation.
