
Expensive mistakes to avoid when refixing your mortgage
Could end up costing you thousands of unnecessary dollars every year.
Could end up costing you thousands of unnecessary dollars every year.
Financial experts issue advice as homeowners face tough times.
Rising interest rates could add $26,000 per year to the typical Auckland home loan.
The market is pricing in expectations that more rate hikes are needed to beat inflation.
Fixed mortgage rates may have peaked despite the RBNZ's big OCR move.
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A Treasury paper has warned more Government spending would force higher interest rates.
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Liam Dann talks to Fisher Funds' David McLeish about inflation and interest rates.
Companies will need to respond to short and long-term impacts, says PwC.
Red flags could include excessive cafe, bar, dairy, alcohol and gambling expenditure.
Interest rates have been on a consistently declining path for the last three decades.
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Buyers win after moving quickly, others can expect housing demand to continue, agent says.
Frivolous spending is seeing some couples rack up to $100,000 in consumer debt.
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The move comes after 2.99% and 2.89% rates from competing banks in recent weeks.
Comment: Given councils have done so poorly, one wonders why they are paying for advice.
Westpac economists are picking that the housing market will bounce sharply next year.
A lender gave a couple a loan - despite knowing they had already defaulted 22 times.
NZH business journalist Liam Dann answers all your questions.
RBNZ stance has wider economic and investment implications.
"It is a really mixed picture, it's just hard," RBNZ governor said.
But the good times aren't predicted to roll on.