
Major banks cut mortgage rates after Reserve Bank slashes OCR to 2.25%
The Reserve Bank's Official Cash Rate now sits at 2.25% after a 25-point reduction.
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The move puts it ahead of its competitors, which are offering one-year rates of 4.49%.
It comes a week and a half after the Reserve Bank cut the OCR down to 2.5%.
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Finance Minister Nicola Willis says the move will help first-home buyers.
Kiwibank and BNZ have followed moves by other retail banks yesterday.
It follows a string of pre-emptive cuts by banks to fixed-term rates last week.
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All major banks have been cutting their home loan rates ahead of tomorrow's OCR decision.
The Reserve Bank is expected to cut the Official Cash Rate on Wednesday.
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The bank has cut all its fixed rates.
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Almost all fixed mortgage lending terms have been cut this morning, the bank says.
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Major banks have dropped their fixed and floating lending rates in the past 24 hours.
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Kiwibank and Westpac are the latest to match rivals in lowering their home loan rates.
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