Pain in the pocket: The cost of deferring your mortgage for a year
How much a one year mortgage deferral would cost the average Auckland borrower.
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Reserve Bank mulls mortgage holiday extension
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The removal of LVRs has had little effect on bank lending.
Funding for property development and subdivisions dries up
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Property lifeline: More than 100,000 Kiwis taking mortgage relief
New data shows more than 100,000 households are seeking mortgage relief from their bank.
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BNZ's latest half year result took a Covid-19 hit but the CEO remains confident.
Tens of thousands of Kiwis apply for mortgage holidays
Major banks reveal how many New Zealanders have applied for mortgage holidays.
Finance company mortgage borrowers fear losing their homes
Finance company industry says it is working on a plan with Government.
Six-month mortgage holiday will increase loans, but people will keep their homes
Meanwhile most bank branches will be closed from tomorrow.
Mortgage holiday scheme likely to stop housing market 'fire sale'
The move means people won't lose their homes, as a result of Covid-19, the Govt says.
Borrowing could get tougher again this year, experts warn
The rallying property market may need reining in if it runs too hot.
Home loan interest rates set to rise off bank capital increase
Predictions of how much borrowers could be hit by bank capital increase.
No relief for first-home buyers: Mortgage restrictions to continue
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Editorial: Housing lift means Reserve Bank should pause on rates
EDITORIAL: With housing market heating up, it's the Reserve Bank paused on rate cuts.
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ASIC defends Westpac loans case appeal
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Liam Dann dives into the weird world of negative interest rates
Is NZ headed for negative rates? How will they work? And why is Adrian Orr so relaxed?
Bank mortgage break fee concerns on the rise
More people have contacted the Banking Ombudsman about mortgage break fees.
Auckland couple break mortgage for better deal with rival bank
A mortgage adviser says there's no harm in checking if you could reel in a better deal.
It's on the house: Our $265bn mortgage debt monster
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Judge outraged: Elderly woman deceived out of $500,000 retirement savings
Trio ordered to pay back Northland woman's retirement savings.
Reserve Bank keeps NZ rates at record low, anticipates more cuts
The Reserve Bank has left its official cash rate unchanged at 1.5 per cent.
Kiwibuild marketing giving 'false hope' to first home buyers
KiwiBuild accused of giving "false hope" to first home buyers.