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18/02/2026

https://tmmonline.nz/article/976525306/what-the-rbnz-said-why-the-cash-rate-stayed-unchanged?utm_source=GR&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=%5BBREAKING+NEWS%5D+Bennan%27s+first+OCR+call+

The Reserve Bank left the OCR unchanged today and indicated it may stay "accomodative" for some time.

30/06/2025

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14/04/2025

https://www.mpamag.com/nz/mortgage-industry/market-updates/tariffs-rattle-rates-advisers-on-watch/532162?hsmemberId=1461441&tu=c16b5f9b-7439-4cc4-a401-14d7c2fb5c8f&utm_campaign=&utm_medium=20250414&_hsenc=p2ANqtz-8nZhRRQXSsZj4YI0tCo2JzS3zZmpeitI2r64w8HqSS2_MlKEtCnyRhxt73lJFqWlrgGuOfc5zLVtDTZBfzeu8AsvEJLQ&_hsmi=356676525&utm_content=c16b5f9b-7439-4cc4-a401-14d7c2fb5c8f&utm_source=

Could NZ see a return to record-low COVID rates? Economist weighs in

05/02/2025

If you are trying to get me tomorrow this is why I am not answering the phone

Tomorrow sees a first. The first ever Hawke's Bay Over 50's Team will be taking on Taranaki Over 50's. The Hawke's Bay team will be taking on Taranaki at Sutherland Park in New Plymouth on Waitangi Day. There are 6 Hastings Hibernian players who are part of this history making event. Congratulations to our very own, Steve Kelly, Pine King, Glen Fairbrother, Graeme Woolf, Roger Stonehouse and Bob Morgan. The team will be captained by Bob and Roger is his vice captain. We wish them all the very best representing Hawke's Bay and our club. Hopefully we will have a few photos and a match report to post tomorrow.

05/12/2024

Things seem to be picking up. Lower interest rates seem to be peaking people's interest. Lending is becoming affordable again. The banks have all been dropping rates and some of the non bank lenders are now following suit. When was the last time you reviewed your lending facilities? It is time to give me a call and reassess them. Clean up your lending and start the New Year with your lending set up the best it can be for your situation.

03/10/2024

An interesting read

Economists are called for bigger OCR cuts following weak economic data last week and The Fed cutting US interest rates 50 basis points.

04/04/2024

https://www.canstar.co.nz/home-loans/when-will-interest-rates-go-down/

When will interest rates go down? Canstar looks at what the big banks and mortgage experts are predicting for 2023.

20/11/2023

Economists are now starting to talk cuts to the official cash rate. Have a read below. So what does this mean? If you are looking to buy property now may be the time to do it. Property prices seem to be rising slowly again and if these economists have it correct we may be at the peak of the interest rate cycle. So if you can afford it now then it would be easier again as rates drop.

Financial markets are pricing in an aggressive easing of almost three OCR cuts next year – a quantum leap from the RBNZ’s previous forecasts of no cut until the first quarter of 2025.

15/11/2023

27/09/2023

Looks like we may have turned the corner with property prices

ANZ reckons house prices will now lift 4% over the second half of this year. This is up 1% from its previous forecast of 3%.

27/09/2023

An interesting read, however there may still be some upward pressure on inflation given fuel price increases lately. Fingers crossed that he is correct though.

Kiwibank chief economist Jarrod Kerr says interest rate cuts could start as early as May next year.

18/04/2023

https://www.mpamag.com/nz/news/general/cccfa-changes-aim-to-make-mortgage-borrowing-easier/443117?tu=c16b5f9b-7439-4cc4-a401-14d7c2fb5c8f&utm_campaign=&utm_medium=20230418&_hsmi=254807605&_hsenc=p2ANqtz--Yd1zu4tk3I-BHF3SKu3ZG4lCvz4mUF_RWzRItqm6u4dPvUV6TbU0ub340XrqoewlBWHY6FjL_Cx_Kg1b1cKzOemKvlA&utm_content=c16b5f9b-7439-4cc4-a401-14d7c2fb5c8f&utm_source=

CHANGES TO THE CCCFA RULES

Discretionary expenses a 'bone of contention', says mortgage expert