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March was an active month across the board. We saw a notable rise in mortgage applications, particularly from investors preparing to re-enter the property market. At the same time, lending turnaround times at the major banks have slowed, reflecting a clear increase in buyer demand.

This uptick...

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From the data of the company in January, the number of customers buying investment properties and those taking out loans to purchase businesses are gradually increasing. This is because interest rates are slowly decreasing, and many investors are hoping to buy suitable investment proper...

As Christmas approaches, the team at NZ Pathfinder Mortgage would like to wish you all a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year in advance. We will be closed from 24/12/2024 and will resume work on January 6.

On November 27, the Reserve Bank reduced the OCR (Official Cash Rate) by 50 b...

As we welcome the Year of the Snake in 2025, the team at New Zealand Pathfinder Limited would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to our valued clients. Your trust in us as your financial advisors has been the cornerstone of our success, and it is a privilege to help you protect what matters mos...

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Due to weaker-than-expected data in the New Zealand real estate market in May, ANZ has revised down their forecast for this year's house price growth to 1%, from the previous expectation of 3%. After seasonal adjustments, the REINZ House Price Index decreased by 0.4% in May, with major ...

Currently, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand is maintaining the OCR at 5.5%. New Zealand's economy is experiencing a very slow growth, with rising unemployment rate, yet prices have not fallen as expected. The inflation rate is more stubborn than expected. More and more borrowers are feeling th...

As we usher in the auspicious Year of the Dragon, NZ-PF Team extends heartfelt wishes to all celebrating Lunar New Year! This joyous occasion symbolizes new beginnings, prosperity, and familial bonds.

At NZPF, we understand the importance of safeguarding what matters most to you. As you gather ...

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