BNZ targets investor market
BNZ has dropped investor home loan rates to the same level as owner-occupier rates, as competition for a resurgent investor market heats up.
BNZ has rejigged its rate offering this morning, putting investor and owner-occupier rates on a level playing field.
One year rates are now 3.49%, two year investor rates are now 3.55% and its 18 month rate is 3.39%.
The bold move comes amid signs of a comeback for the investor market.
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