
Will Reserve Bank lift interest rates again? Last call before election...
Can the RBNZ stick to its earlier call that the OCR has peaked?
Can the RBNZ stick to its earlier call that the OCR has peaked?
New mortgage lending up 7 per cent between August 2022 and August 2023.
Last week's strong GDP raised expectations mortgage rates would continue to climb.
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ANALYSIS: It takes just one big bank to hike rates for the others to follow.
When interest rates are so high, there are tactics to make the mortgage pain more bearable
OPINION: What price might these buyers be paying for the convenience?
OPINION: Savings must be used to repay our growing debt, not to buy off voters.
Plus, do we need to rethink our gambling legislation?
OPINION: Retail spending is down and a rising number of businesses are going under.
Westpac is lifting its mortgage and term deposit rates from tomorrow.
Could end up costing you thousands of unnecessary dollars every year.
'Significant doubt on the company’s ability to continue as a going concern': BDO warning
What the mortgage-free Governor wants you to know about the economy.
Mortgage rates north of 6 per cent are yet to be felt by around half of ASB customers.
OPINION: When the division of an estate comes between families.
One bank is now testing at over 9 per cent.
More banks have announced changes to their home loan rates.
OPINION: The owner is 63, his carer and sibling - with no ownership of the home - is 60.
RBNZ's tone suggests no respite for mortgage holders.
Commentators are divided over whether banks are price gouging.
'Freak out factor': With so many hikes, has RBNZ done enough damage?
An economist's best guess of the RBNZ’s next rate move.
Mortgage arrears spike, but remain well below GFC levels.
OPINION: They have it in Australia and the UK but why not here?
ANZ Roy Morgan's consumer confidence survey this month was'"markedly up' on May.
KPMG sees banks continuing to make provisions for higher bad debts.
While Hipkins is away in China, National will have more of the domestic spotlight.
It follows calls from the National and Green parties and the Reserve Bank for an inquiry.