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ASB Bank Increases Variable Home Loan Rate
Media Release
4 May 2004
ASB Bank Increases Variable Home Loan Interest Rate
Statement made by Hugh Burrett, Managing Director, ASB Bank Limited
ASB Bank today
announces an increase in its variable home lending interest
rate, from 7.50% p.a. to 7.75% p.a.
This increase takes effect immediately for new home loans, and on or after 31 May 2004 for existing variable home loans.
On a table mortgage of $100,000 over a 20 year term, this equates to an increase of $15.36 per month.
Term investment rates are currently being reviewed, and ASB Bank also announces a term investment special of 5.70% for 6 months for amounts $5000 plus, effective Wednesday 5 May.
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ASB strives to consistently provide its customers with outstanding service and innovative financial solutions. They're dedicated to providing simple financial products that allow their customers to bank with them how and when they want.
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