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Few bite BNZ bait

Weekly Home Loan report: It’s been a bit of a one-way street with mortgage rates last week. The only changes have been decreases and all the changes have been in the longer term fixed rate area.

Tue, Jun 21st 2005 08:09AM

Jody Gill promoted at AMP

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News Round Up

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Managed Fund Returns Strong in May

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Success Forum 2005

Christchurch

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ANZ Residential Investment Seminars

Dunedin

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Two changes at the Securities Commission

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Capital Property Investors Ass Meeting

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More long-term home loan rates fall

A stand-off is developing between the Reserve Bank and the markets. The bank wants to keep rates up, however they continue to fall.

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Rotorua Property Investors Association Public Meeting

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Housing: Lessons from history

The last time house prices rose this far in consecutive quarters was in the early 1970s. That cycle ended in tears. While it is less likely to happen this time around, the risk profile points down.

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Westpac man joins TOWER

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Fisher Funds buys Coronet

Fisher Funds buys Coronet Asset Management Limited (CAM) from The Equitable Group.

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KiwiSaver wins praise from international body

British-based Pensions Policy Institute says there is much about KiwiSaver to imitate.

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KiwiSaver wins praise from international body

Cullen quizzed on KiwiSaver

Finance minister Michael Cullen answers questions in Parliament about KiwiSaver.

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Financial Intermediaries task force consultation meeting

Dunedin

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Financial Intermediaries task force consultation meeting

Two banks cut rates after OCR announcements

State-owned Kiwibank and the National Bank have cut home loan rates despite the hawkish statement accompanying the Reserve Bank's decision to keep its official cash rate unchanged at 6.75%.

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