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Mortgage Rates Commentary

New norm for two-year specials

Monday 16th of May 2016

It appears that 4.19% is becoming the new norm for bank-offered two year special rates. Today BNZ has joined that party along with a few others. Kiwibank are still the leader with its sub-4% rate. To see how the table stacks up click here

Also BNZ has taken the lead in the three-year space with a new special rate.

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3 hours ago Paul Flood
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1 day ago Goldcard
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2 days ago Goldcard