Compare mortgage interest rates in NZ
Interest rates are always a hot topic in mortgage news. With a better understanding of your options and what’s going on in the market, you won’t break into a sweat every time interest rates go up or down.
Here you'll find the latest rates compared every which way.
Today's best rates by term
6 Months fixed
4.69%
12 Months fixed
4.39%
18 Months fixed
4.45%
2 Years fixed
4.49%
Revolving
5.85%
Floating
4.99%
Rates sourced from MortgageRates.co.nz. Interest rates subject to change. T&Cs apply.
All of New Zealand's latest advertised mortgage rates
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Special rates are for loans with a deposit of 20% or more
| ANZ | 6 Months 5.39% | 1 Year 5.09% | 18 Months 5.09% | 2 Years 5.09% | Revolving 6.40% | Floating 5.69% |
| ANZ Special | 6 Months 4.79% | 1 Year 4.49% | 18 Months 4.49% | 2 Years 4.49% | Revolving – | Floating – |
| ASB | 6 Months 4.85% | 1 Year 4.49% | 18 Months 4.45% | 2 Years 4.49% | Revolving 6.09% | Floating 5.79% |
| BNZ | 6 Months 4.79% | 1 Year 4.49% | 18 Months 4.45% | 2 Years 4.49% | Revolving 6.39% | Floating 5.84% |
| Kiwibank | 6 Months 5.65% | 1 Year 5.39% | 18 Months – | 2 Years 5.39% | Revolving 5.85% | Floating 5.65% |
| Kiwibank Special | 6 Months 4.75% | 1 Year 4.49% | 18 Months – | 2 Years 4.49% | Revolving 6.40% | Floating – |
| Westpac | 6 Months 5.29% | 1 Year 5.09% | 18 Months 5.05% | 2 Years 5.35% | Revolving 5.99% | Floating 5.89% |
| Westpac Special | 6 Months 4.69% | 1 Year 4.49% | 18 Months 4.45% | 2 Years 4.75% | Revolving – | Floating – |
Rates sourced from MortgageRates.co.nz. Interest rates subject to change. T&Cs apply.
Hear JB's take on the best mortgage interest rate options
Interest rates stated are accurate to the best of our knowledge at the time of filming, and any opinions expressed are JB's own views and are not financial advice. Interest rates are ever-changing, and we're still yet to find a reliable crystal ball. As always, we recommend seeking advice from your Mortgage Adviser before taking any action.
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Access to the best interest rates
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It pays off to get your mortgage reviewed regularly
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Apart from the fact that it costs nothing to have an expert take a look at your situation and provide personalised advice, here are a few reasons why it's a good idea.
Save thousands over the life of your loan
We're not talking peanuts here, you could save thousands in interest and in some cases get a cash contribution from the bank. Seems like a no-brainer.
If your lifestyle has changed, so should your mortgage
Maybe you've started a family, maybe you're heading towards retirement. Whatever life stage you're at, make sure your mortgage is structured the right way, right now.
Stay on the best interest rate
Getting just a small amount shaved off your interest rate can make a difference to your monthly payments, leaving more money in your back pocket - not to mention getting your home loan paid off quicker.
You don't necessarily have to switch banks to get a better rate
Your Squirrel mortgage adviser can often renegotiate your mortgage with your current bank, saving you the hassle of switching if you're happy where you are.
Get your mortgage right and it's the easiest money you'll make.
Our team of mortgage brokers are whizzes at perfecting a mortgage structure, and negotiating hot rates (plus hefty cash backs where possible).
Rather than putting all your eggs in one basket at one interest rate, depending on your situation we'll usually advise splitting your mortgage across different terms and rates. We stay on top of the economy and rate movement so we’ll help you make an informed decision.
Why bother getting so technical?
The devil is really in the detail. When we’re talking hundreds of thousands of dollars, a fraction of a percent change in interest or repayment rates can save you a packet. This could mean retiring to your super yacht a few years earlier than planned. If that's your thing.
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