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Last week we had an exciting photoshoot for our new look.
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Gong Xi Fa Cai! Happy Chinese New Year!

TY Investment Group wishes you a year of growth, prosperity, and endless opportunities.

Merry Christmas from all of us at TY Investment Group!

As the lights twinkle and joy fills the air, we wish you a holiday season brimming with peace, family moments, and the promise of prosperity in the year ahead.

Here's to brighter futures and smarter investments together. ✨

NZ property investors: New lending rules aren't hurdles—they're OPPORTUNITIES!

Better LTVs? Flexible terms in hot niches? Even normal home buyers are winning.

Discover how to secure better deals & beat the competition → Read our latest blog now!

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New Zealand's housing market is recovering with increased buyer confidence and lower finance cost. Lending rules are easing, but construction activity remains soft, limiting new supply. This balance is stabilizing house prices and improving affordability, setting the stage for a sustained market upturn.

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Ready for a breath of fresh air in New Zealand’s economy?

The Reserve Bank has just lowered the Official Cash Rate to 2.25%, aiming to give a much-needed boost to growth and keep inflation on track. This move signals improved borrowing conditions ahead, encouraging businesses and consumers to invest and spend with confidence. Stay tuned on what this means for your financial plans and business strategies.

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Ready to invest? ANZ now offers up to 85% LVR on investment properties.

This is a limited-time deal. First come, first served!

This week, there have been key changes in the loan market:
• Interest Rate Adjustments: Some lenders have lowered long-term fixed rates, while short-term rates remain stable. Higher LVR loans still face higher interest rates.
• Cash Contributions: Cashback offers remain unchanged, with some lenders offering up to 0.9% of the loan amount, subject to a required loan tenure.
• Policy Changes: Loan affordability assessments have been relaxed slightly, with sensitivity rates lowered, potentially increasing borrowing capacity for some applicants.
• Approval Requirements: Some lenders have tightened their review of income sources and loan eligibility criteria.

Borrowers are advised to stay informed and choose the best option based on market trends.

New Zealand vs. Australia: A Loan Policy Showdown for International Investors

Thinking of investing in property Down Under? Before you dive in, understanding the differences in loan policies between New Zealand and Australia is crucial—otherwise, you might find yourself locked out before you even get started. While these two neighbors share geographical proximity, their approach to overseas investors is vastly different.

New Zealand: Strict and Selective

New Zealand’s loan policies for foreign investors are like a high-security vault—hard to crack. Since 2018, non-residents have been largely restricted to purchasing newly built properties, with existing homes off the table. Banks aren’t exactly rolling out the red carpet either—expect high interest rates, hefty deposit requirements (typically 40% or more), and a slow approval process.

Australia: More Open, But With Conditions

Australia takes a more accommodating stance, allowing foreign investors to purchase property with approval from the Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB). Banks are generally more receptive, but strict income verification rules apply, and if your income isn’t in AUD, some lenders may not even consider your application.

Interest Rates & Loan Options: Key Differences

New Zealand’s mortgage rates tend to be higher, with fewer options for interest-only loans. In contrast, Australia offers more flexibility, including interest-only loans of up to 10 years—helpful for cash flow management but potentially more expensive in the long run.

Which Market Suits You?

If you’re looking for short-term investment opportunities, Australia’s more flexible lending environment might be the better choice. However, if you’re in it for the long haul, New Zealand’s newly built residential and commercial property markets still hold promise. Either way, smart financial planning and the right mortgage broker can make all the difference.

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Always consult a professional mortgage advisor or financial institution for specific loan policies.