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ASB Further Drops Rates
An update on ASB’s rates position below:
ASB further drops rates ahead of next week’s OCR
ASB has today lowered rates on several of its fixed home lending terms, including a market-leading rate of 6.25% for its 2-year term.
ASB’s 18-month rate drops by 20 basis points from 6.69% to 6.49%, while its 2-year rate drops 24 basis points from 6.49% to 6.25%. Longer-term rates are now all below 6%, with the 3-and-4-year terms dropping 36 and 30 basis points respectively, now at 5.99%.
ASB has also lowered its term deposits between 9 months and 60 months by up to 30 basis points.
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