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WEBinterest.co.nz | Helping you make financial decisions. Public Policy. "This seems very apt when it comes to retirement income policy, as we seem stuck in a time warp of our own that dates back to the 1970s and 1980s." by Andrew Coleman. Public Policy. "It is doubtful that Dunedin has ever witnessed a protest march so large."
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Property and Housing Market News & Trends | interest.co.nz
WEBAverage asking price of Auckland properties drops below $1m for first time in four years. Trade Me Property wonders if there's a 'structural weakness' in the housing market as asking prices continue to slide. 17th Sep 24, 11:15am. by Greg Ninness.
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ANZ Business Outlook survey shows soaring business confidence
WEBAug 29, 2024 — Business confidence as measured by the ANZ Business Outlook Survey has soared to its highest level in a decade in a month in which the Reserve Bank cut interest rates. The headline 'confidence' measure in the survey jumped 23 points to a decade-high +51 in August, while the 'expected own activity' measure put on …
Deposit calculator | interest.co.nz
WEBDeposit calculator. This is a powerful calculator, designed specifically for New Zealand conditions. Use it to compare your after-tax return from two different investment choices. Start with the left-hand option. Choose the type of investment from the "Investment Type" drop-down box, and then set the other criteria.
Term deposits 1 to 9 months | interest.co.nz
WEBTerm deposits 1 to 9 months. Featured rate. Printer-friendly version of this page for term deposits from 1 to 5 years, see here ». Make sense of all these rates by using our Term Deposit Calculator ».
Economic news and trends affecting the New Zealand economy
WEBNZ's current account deficit fails to record expected improvement. The deficit between what we earn overseas and what we spend has remained at 6.7% of GDP, contrary to expectations that the ratio would decrease; deficit remains 'unsustainably wide'. 18th Sep 24, 11:28am. by David Hargreaves.
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Interest Rates Charts | interest.co.nz
WEBThis chart series tracks the FRA of the "NZ independent bank bill" rates as published daily by the NZ Financial Markets Association. Used with permission. Official cash rates. This chart set records the official interest rate for each central bank regulator, as at Friday each week. The "real rates" reflect each official rate, less the local ...