Mina Martin

Mina Martin

Mina Martin is a journalist with Key Media primarily focusing on its mortgage titles.

Mina is also a published author with a couple of social studies textbooks and several magazine articles under her belt. She previously worked for a leading educational publisher as development editor.

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ASB cuts fixed mortgage rates after Reserve Bank OCR reduction

ASB slashes rates across multiple fixed terms

ASB cuts fixed mortgage rates after Reserve Bank OCR reduction

Where in New Zealand is it cheaper to own a home than to rent?

New CoreLogic data shows one in five areas now favour homeownership over renting

Where in New Zealand is it cheaper to own a home than to rent?

Nearly half of Gen Z Kiwis taking steps to improve their finances: ASB

New research reveals financial pressures on young people, but positive signs of progress emerge

Nearly half of Gen Z Kiwis taking steps to improve their finances: ASB

Annual inflation ticks up, still within RBNZ target

Rents, rates and education costs drive March quarter increase

Annual inflation ticks up, still within RBNZ target

BNZ slashes home loan rates, introduces market-leading 18-month deal

BNZ unveils competitive fixed rate offers for homeowners, following Kiwibank and ANZ

BNZ slashes home loan rates, introduces market-leading 18-month deal

Business confidence falters in NZ as global and political uncertainty weigh heavily

Tony Alexander's latest insights reveal rising pessimism among Kiwi businesses

Business confidence falters in NZ as global and political uncertainty weigh heavily

Changing hands: Investors regain momentum as first-home buyers retreat

First-home buyer activity slips as investors regain ground in NZ property market

Changing hands: Investors regain momentum as first-home buyers retreat

Auckland rents stabilise as tenant demand softens

Summer slowdown: Auckland rent growth tapers in Q1

Auckland rents stabilise as tenant demand softens

US tariffs fuel market jitters

What it means for KiwiSaver, first-home buyers, and NZ's property outlook

US tariffs fuel market jitters

NZ home lending rises sharply in late 2024 as confidence returns to the market

Home lending surges as market stabilises

NZ home lending rises sharply in late 2024 as confidence returns to the market