
Borrowers to face higher home-loan rates
Home loan borrowers look set to face higher fixed-term mortgage rates despite a predicted cut to the official cash rate this week.
Home loan borrowers look set to face higher fixed-term mortgage rates despite a predicted cut to the official cash rate this week.
BNZ boss Anthony Healy says mortgage holders should not expect predicted cuts to the official cash rate to flow through to home loan
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