New Zealand's biggest home loan lender, ANZ, has pulled the trigger and increased its rates across the card, with the exception of its six month rate.
The floating rate has increased 10 basis points and increases to its fixed card range from 6 points for the 18-month rate, and 25 basis points for longer term rates including its four and five year terms.
Its 5.25% rate for two years is pretty much the standard for the banks now, and the top rate, although a couple of ANZ's competitors are sitting at 5.19%. To see how they compare click here
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