Mortgage rates hike - all the banks now up
All the major trading banks have now lifted their mortgage rates, with BNZ becoming the last to move following the recent OCR hike.
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South Canty Finance changes prospectus after Hubbard fraud probe
Sth Canterbury Finance has stopped accepting deposits while it changes its prospectus.
Hubbard hits back at 'misguided' Govt action
Hubbard is defending his actions, while one investor says he had been told he was investing in a "trust fund".
<i>Mary Holm</i>: Sell or rent? Look at the big picture
Personal finance writer Mary Holm shares her best advice and tips.
ANZ, National Bank raise interest rates
ANZ and National Bank have announced increases to their variable mortgage and savings account rates of around 25 basis points.
ASB lifts interest rates - first bank to move
ASB Bank has become the first big bank to lift its interest rates - and it says there are more to come.
Banks behind rural property stagnation - REINZ
The rural property sector remains stagnant because prices and sales are being dictated by banks, REINZ says.
<i>Bernard Hickey: </i> Why house prices will fall 15 per cent
New Zealand's housing market is running out of puff.
OCR up, mortgages to rise $10 a week
The average floating mortgage is expected to rise by $10 a week after the Reserve Bank lifted the OCR for the first time since 2007.
<i>Brian Fallow :</i> A lot of assumptions in OCR move
For borrowers the Reserve Bank's statement makes dispiriting reading...
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Inside Money:Why are the rich just as tardy with bills as the poor?
Quarter of Kiwis plan to skip paying bills, says survey
One in four New Zealanders will pay their bills late over the next year, with 35pc saying they would miss paying the TV bill if they ran short of cash.