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    Why interest rates may still go higher

    Why interest rates may still go higher

    As a first-home buyer or an existing mortgage holder, staying informed about your mortgage repayments, especially the factors that can impact interest rates, is important. You’ve probably heard various opinions on whether rates have peaked or if there’s a...
    Buying a new build versus an existing property

    Buying a new build versus an existing property

    What kind of property would suit you best? It’s officially a buyer’s market. Existing homes look like bargains compared to peak prices last year, and building a brand new home could also be in the budget. If you’re looking to purchase a house, you will have a much...
    Which mortgage structure will work for you?

    Which mortgage structure will work for you?

    Choosing the right mortgage structure is always tricky. But with interest rates high, a well-tailored home loan is the best way to save money. Whether you want the certainty of locking down your repayments or the flexibility of paying lump sums, there’s an option to...
    What deposit do you need for a home loan?

    What deposit do you need for a home loan?

    Good news – it may not be 20% As house prices continue to fall, many New Zealanders previously locked out of the market could now afford to buy. So why aren’t more people taking advantage? Short answer: bad information. With rising interest rates and stricter lending...