Ongoing strong migration and growth in some sectors have helped the New Zealand economy stay the course according to the latest ASB Quarterly Economic Forecast, but it is going to continue to be a slow grind for Kiwis over the coming months. .
Low investment in capital, knowledge and research and development has left New Zealanders working longer and producing less than overseas counterparts. High-performing small advanced economies benefit from exposure to international competition and domestic .
ASB has this week launched the first phase of a significant, ongoing and multi-layered fraud and scams awareness campaign, to help keep all New Zealanders informed and vigilant, as the first line of defence against scams. David Bullock, ASB Executive .
Today ASB has made changes to its home lending rates, decreasing its two-year rate by 16 basis points from 7.05% to 6.89%. ASB’s three-year rate has dropped by 10 basis points from 6.85% to 6.75%. ASB has also adjusted some of its long-term term .
ASB and Woolworths are bringing customers a new way to earn and redeem rewards with ASB signing on as a founding bank partner for Woolworths’ Everyday Rewards programme which launches in February 2024. ASB Rewards credit card customers will have the .