ANZ cuts two and three-year fixed loan rates
Wellington, Sept 3 NZPA - ANZ is cutting some fixed mortgage interest rates slightly.
The bank's two-year fixed mortgage rate reduces to 6.69 percent from 6.70 percent and the three-year fixed rate reduces to 7.10 percent from 7.15 percent.
The changes are effective from September 4.
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