Mortgages | interest.co.nz
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Term deposits 1 to 5 years | interest.co.nz
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BNZ raises term deposit rates | interest.co.nz
For four years, the rate's up 25 basis points to 5.00% from 4.75%. And for five years the new rate is 5.30%, up 20 basis points from 5.10%. The BNZ six month and one year rates are unchanged at 3.80% and 4.00% respectively.
Tracking the changes to retail borrowing & savings rates
Oct 9, 2024 · Wednesday's hotly-anticipated Monetary Policy Review has quickly brought cuts to floating rates at last. But we should first note that ICBC had already cut its 7.85% floating rate by -36 basis points last weekend to 7.49%.
ASB, BNZ and Kiwibank all cut fixed home loan rates - Interest
The expected rash of home loan rate cuts by more banks is happening. On Monday financial markets priced in a full 25 basis points (bps) cut at next week's Reserve Bank (RBNZ) monetary policy review, plus three more by the end of the year.
Carbon price | interest.co.nz
This chart series tracks the daily carbon price via the ems-Tradepoint platform, as the cost of one NZU.
Property and Housing Market News & Trends | interest.co.nz
Latest breaking property market news and views from New Zealand's most popular independent site, interest.co.nz.
Term deposits 1 to 9 months | interest.co.nz
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Charting mortgage calculator | interest.co.nz
This is another full-function mortgage calculator. (Our calculator for professionals is here.) This one has a range of charts to help you visualise how the table mortgage will pay down over the life of the loan. And it provides you with a full table of how the payments are applied to both interest ...
Deposit calculator | interest.co.nz
Does Interest have a calculator for regular savings? For example, putting $50 / week into a rapid save savings account that gets 3.95% p.a., what would they expect to see after 5 years?