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More lenders cut short-term rates

Thursday 3rd of March 2011

There are now 16 lenders overall that have made cuts to short-term rates with PSIS, AMP, Kiwibank, BNZ and Credit Union Baywide joining the other 10 outlined in yesterday's story.

BNZ has made the smallest cuts to short-term rates so far, slicing 10 basis points off one-year and 18-month rates which now sit at 6.35% and 6.45%. The two year and three year rates have been cut by 15 and 16 basis points respectively, while four and five year rates have had five basis points shaven off.

Kiwibank's limited time special in the six-month rate has been cut by 36 basis points to 5.59%, the one-year rate has a 50 basis point drop to 5.95%, two and three years by 19 basis points to 6.40% and 6.90%. Four and five-year rates have also seen reductions of 15 and 10 basis points respectively.

AMP has dropped six-month and one-year rates by 50 basis points, 18-months by 40 and two and three year rates by 10 and 11 basis points.

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