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2 Bank Account Tips the Banks Will Never Tell You
Two smart banking strategies to boost your mortgage options and protect your lending access—tips the banks won’t offer but mortgage advisers know well.
How Offset Mortgages Work in New Zealand
Offset accounts are a smart tool for mortgage holders with savings—offering the ability to reduce interest without locking funds away. Here’s how offset mortgages work, who they’re good for, and when to consider one as part of your home loan structure.
Revolving Credit vs Floating Mortgage Account: What’s the difference?
Fixed-term mortgages may be the norm, but savvy borrowers often turn to floating and revolving credit accounts for flexibility and interest savings. So, what’s the difference—and when should you use each?