Save My Bacon Ltd launches First TV Ad
Save My Bacon Ltd launches their first television advertising campaign during airing of X Factor USA.
Finance
Finance Press Releases, New Zealand
New Debt Breaker Software Helps New Zealanders Get Out Of Debt This Holiday Season
Even during the holidays every Kiwi wants to know the same things: How to pay off your mortgage, how to reduce debt, and how to save for the future and still have money to enjoy life today. The Debt Breaker system gives people the tools to do all that, and more.
Debt Reduction Software Helps People Get Out Of Debt
A dynamic, new, software-based, money management program designed to show people how to pay off a mortgage faster, get out of debt and save money for retirement was recently released to the public by Barry Kloogh, one of New Zealand’s leading authorities on personal and organizational wealth management.
Credit Reputation is important in Good Times and Tough Times
In this current economy your good name and credit reputation is important as Creditors have tightened their guidelines. Mortgage lenders, auto finance companies, credit card issuers and banks have all raised the bar. Borrowers with a poor credit history can expect to be denied or to pay significantly higher interest rates than those with an excellent credit history.
Akaroa Quake Disrupts Muntstones Blog Post
A post celebrating the YouTube video The Muntstones was being written in the sleepy district of Darfield when a quake interrupted the writing of the word “despair”.
Fonterra to issue Renminbi bonds
For the first time Fonterra has issued debt denominated in Chinese renminbi, and is the first Australasian corporate to tap the CNH market.
OCR static at 2.5 percent
Economic activity is considered to have improved following the previous OCR statement from Alan Bollard, Reserve Bank Governor as the OCR is maintained at 2.5 percent.
Canterbury trades training boost – Budget 2011
Steven Joyce, Tertiary Education Minister announces that the 2011 Budget will allow for up to $42 million to cover trades training in Canterbury.
Financial system more resilient but still facing volatility
Along with the release of the RBNZ May 2011 Financial Stability Report, Alan Bollard the Reserve Bank Governor announces that the financial system is better positioned to support economic growth however it still faces an uncertain environment.
Think before signing away investor rights
The Financial Markets Authority (FMA) looks to advise investors to think carefully about becoming wholesale clients.
Mortgage link pathway to competency
Mortgage link announce a new pathway to publicly show competence and ensure above average performance.
OCR remains at 2.5 percent
The OCR remains unchanged at 2.5 percent with the RBNZ Governor describing the outlook as “uncertain” following the Christchurch earthquake.
OCR is reduced 50 basis points to 2.5 percent
The New Zealand Reserve Bank announce that the OCR (Official Cash Rate) is today being reduced by 50 points to 2.5 percent.
Government Export Credit Support Extended
The Government has extended the full range of support the New Zealand Export Credit Office provides to exporters for another three years, Finance Minister Bill English says.
PFI secures new five-year banking facility
Property For Industry (PFI) a listed industrial property investor announces on the NZX that it has secured a new five-year bank debt facility of $150 million.
OCR remains unchanged at 3.0 percent
Alan Bollard, Reserve Bank Governor says interest rates are projected to rise to a more limited extend for the next two years in comparison to that signalled in the September release.
Reserve Bank submission to Savings Working Group
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) release a submission to the Government’s Savings Working Group.
RBNZ Bank Disclosure Review Finalised
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand finalises the main policy decisions in its review of disclosure requirements for registered banks achieving better information and less compliance costs.
OCR unchanged at 3.0 percent
The Reserve Bank today left the Official Cash Rate (OCR) unchanged at 3.0 percent. Reserve Bank Governor Alan Bollard said: “While the global and domestic economies continue to recover, the outlook has weakened since our June Statement. We consider it appropriate at this point to keep the OCR on hold.
2011 OCR Dates
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) releases the 2011 Official Case Rate (OCR), Monetary Policy Statement (MPS) and Financial Stability Reporting (FSR) dates. Provisional 2012 dates for the first six monts are also included for the first time to help with financial market planning.