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Nearly 40% of property owners face mortgage rate resets in the next six months
What the Reserve Bank's split decision means for your household budget.

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Many Kiwi homeowners face rising mortgage costs, with the Reserve Bank signalling future OCR hikes. Nearly 40% of existing mortgages are due for a rate reset within the next six months.
To gain stability, borrowers are adjusting their strategy:
- Shifting away from short 6-12 month fixes
- Locking in longer two-year fixed rates
This means homeowners must now adapt to higher costs after a long period of falling rates, though a massive, sudden spike in rates remains unlikely for now.
A split decision at headquarters
What this means for your back pocket
The six-month countdown
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