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Tony Alexander | Cyclone Pending | NZHL

29 November 2022

Taken from Tea with Tony November 2022 It feels like the economy has gone from being in a mild storm state to a cyclone pending – with precursor wind gusts that continue to hurt Kiwis from the petrol pump to the grocery aisle. Is it too late to batten down…

NZHL eyes growth with majority stake in Link Financial Group

7 November 2022

In a growth move, NZHL (New Zealand Home Loans) is taking a majority stake in successful New Zealand mortgage and insurance aggregation and technology business, Link Financial Group (LFG) – better known for its Mortgage Link brand. NZHL is a home loan and insurance adviser network geared towards helping people…

Test Rates and You | Lea Corfield

2 November 2022

Recently, test rates have received a lot of attention as major lenders respond to a volatile market with a rise to over 7% (at the time of publishing). In this blog, NZHL (New Zealand Home Loans) Lending Lead, Lea Corfield looks at the role of test rates in responsible lending…

Tony Alexander | Short-term Pain is Biting | NZHL

26 October 2022

Taken from Tea with Tony October 2022 The ongoing pain of increases in living costs and rising interest rates are being felt here in New Zealand and by citizens globally. Ironically, the rising interest rates will bring inflation back under control – but it’s fair to say that this short-term…

First Home Buyer | Jacob Van Winden

22 September 2022

NZHL (New Zealand Home Loans) Pukekohe New Business Consultant, Jacob Van Winden, shares his recent experience purchasing his first home. His guidance to those looking to buy is to do your research, get advice (sooner rather than later) and don’t be afraid to ask questions. My experience My Fiancé and…

Tony Alexander | The Big Picture | NZHL

14 September 2022

Taken from Tea with Tony September 2022 This month we look at the big picture – recession, will we, or won’t we? We’ve seen another increase in the official cash rate and with further rises to come what does this mean for interest rates? And house prices continue to fall…