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Kelvin Davidson
Float v fix: Will the banks offer better interest rate deals in six months?
The five things you need to know about the housing market this week.
Catherine Masters
How Trump's chaos could affect NZ - great for mortgage rates, bad for job security
Lower interest rates on the cards, but so too is rising unemployment.
Tony Alexander
Tony Alexander: What the latest OCR cut means for the housing market and home loan costs
Is the current crop of mortgage deals the best Kiwis can hope for?
Kelvin Davidson
OCR decision: Will Trump’s tariff slap put the brakes on interest rate cuts?
The five things you need to know about the housing market this week.
Catherine Masters
‘Scary’ trend: Homeowners losing thousands of dollars with short-term mortgage fixes
Tony Alexander
Tony Alexander: Rental market’s dramatic turn - why landlords are worried
Kelvin Davidson
Recession’s over - so will Kiwis buy an extra 10,000 homes this year?
Kelvin Davidson
NZ’s most affordable city: Where ‘only’ 40% of homeowner pay is going towards the mortgage
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Kelvin Davidson
Will the new Reserve Bank governor stick to the plan on interest rate cuts?
The five things you need to know about the housing market this week.
Tony Alexander
Tony Alexander: What Adrian Orr’s shock resignation means for homeowners and interest rates
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand governor is calling it quits after seven years.
Tony Alexander
Tony Alexander: The real estate numbers that point to a housing market shift
Few buyers are worried about access to finance.
Catherine Smith
Prizewinner was scared she’d lose her home - ‘We had to use everything’
Family won mortgage-free contest, but rate rises and job loss put the squeeze on finances.
Nikki Preston
Wait until August - mortgage experts say more home loan cuts are on the way
Banks are expected to get competitive in their bid for market share.
Tony Alexander
Tony Alexander: What the OCR cut means for the housing market and home loan costs
The housing market is improving but Kiwis still feel wary about the state of the economy.
