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Sally Lindsay

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NZ’s financial adviser news-item centre

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By Sally Lindsay
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Trust in AI’s decision making not keeping pace with adoption Wednesday 19th of August 2026 AI is revolutionising financial services and mortgage advice, but when it comes to automated money decisions Kiwis’ trust in it plummets. AI is rapidly transforming financial services and mortgage advice globally and in New Zealand, yet consumer trust in AI and its capabilities is not keeping pace with adoption. <... Want to read the full article?
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NZ’s financial adviser news-item centre

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By Sally Lindsay
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Specialist Auckland-based property lender, Lendr has secured an immediate $100 million warehouse funding facility from Westpac. The new warehouse facility will enable Lendr to further expand its residential property lending capability nationwide, providing additional funding capacity for mortgage advisers seeking flexible finance for clients.
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NZ’s financial adviser news-item centre

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By Sally Lindsay
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Increasing number of homes selling for a loss Kelvin Davidson (Image: Supplied) Monday 17th of August 2026 As mortgage lending crashes to nearly zero amid a prolonged property market slump, the number of homes selling for a loss is steadily increasing hitting 13.1% – the highest since 2012. Nearly one in eight residential properties sold for a median of $60,000 less than the purchase price in the second quarter of this year, Cotality NZ data shows.
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