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ASB offers special two-year home loan fixed rate
Media alert
14 February 2014
ASB offers special two-year home loan fixed rate
For a limited time, ASB is offering a special two-year fixed rate of 5.95% p.a.
“We are pleased to be able to offer customers this special two-year rate for those who are looking for a fantastic rate over a two-year term,”says Shaun Drylie, General Manager Retail Products and Strategy.
ASB’s new special two year fixed rate of 5.95% p.a. is available for customers who have at least 20% equity (i.e. a Loan to Valuation Ratio of less than or equal to 80%), an ASB credit card and have their main transaction account (with salary credit) with ASB.
The special rate is effective from 5pm Friday 14 February 2014.
For more information about ASB home loans: https://www.asb.co.nz/personal/home-loans
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