If you’re in the market for a new home loan and ANZ’s 1.5% cashback offer is accessible to you, it’s definitely worth serious consideration. But as with all things mortgage-related: it’s not just the cash upfront, it’s the total cost, the fit for you, and the commitment.
“Let’s get you home – and keep you there.”
Are you looking at stepping into home ownership, refinancing or maybe locking in a new fixed term on your mortgage? Then this recent offer from ANZ is worth your attention.
ANZ is currently offering a cashback of up to around 1.5% of your new home-loan value to eligible borrowers. According to industry commentary, that’s significantly above the “norm” of around 0.5-1.0% in the New Zealand market.
In plain terms: for a NZ$500,000 loan, 1.5% would equate to about NZ$7,500 credited back to you (subject to eligibility and terms).
Banks often use cashback incentives to entice new borrowing. While it looks like “free money”, there are a few important twists:
In short: the offer is designed to lock in borrowers, build loan book for ANZ, and capture people who might be shopping around.
Here at Mortgage Mates we help everyday Kiwis — first home buyers, families, couples aged 25-50 — navigate options that feel simple, not intimidating. Our USP is being down-to-earth and relatable.
Here’s what we’d say:
If you’re in the market for a new home loan and ANZ’s 1.5% cashback offer is accessible to you, it’s definitely worth serious consideration. But as with all things mortgage-related: it’s not just the cash upfront, it’s the total cost, the fit for you, and the commitment.
Here at Mortgage Mates — our mantra is: let’s get you home, and let’s make sure it feels like home. If you’d like to explore this ANZ offer (or any other lender offer) in your North Canterbury / Rangiora area, drop us a line — we’re friendly, we’re down-to-earth, and we’ll keep it non-intimidating.
Ready to chat? Contact us at Mortgage Mates to run the numbers together.
If you’re in the market for a new home loan and ANZ’s 1.5% cashback offer is accessible to you, it’s definitely worth serious consideration. But as with all things mortgage-related: it’s not just the cash upfront, it’s the total cost, the fit for you, and the commitment.
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