Home loans

Whether you’re buying your first home, looking to switch your home loan, or wanting to invest in property, we can help you get your home loan sorted.

Apply for a home loan See all rates and fees

Get at least $5,000 cash back on your first home

Apply for a new BNZ home loan of $250,000 or more when buying your first home and you could get a minimum of $5,000 cash back.^

Featured home loan rates

See all rates How to apply for a home loan

Home loan calculators

Do the maths on your home loan to get an idea of what you could borrow, pay, or save.

Work out your repayments

Work out what your home loan repayments might be, to help you budget and search for a new home.

Work out your repayments

Home loan types

We’ve got different home loan options to suit different needs.

  • Fixed rate
  • Floating rate
  • Offsetting
  • Revolving credit

Get in touch

Get a call back

One of our home loan experts can give you a call to talk you through your options, and answer any questions you have.

Arrange a call back

Switch to BNZ

We’ll help make it easy to switch your home loan to BNZ. Once you’ve made the move, it’s easy to manage your home loan online.

How to switch

Keep exploring

Buying your first home

Your first home is likely to be your biggest purchase yet. We’re here to help, every step of the way.

Buying a first home

Building a house

Whether you’re buying off plans or designing your own home, we can support you through the process.

Borrowing to build

Investing in property

If you’re looking at investing in property, discover the ways we can help you. Residential investor rates may apply.

Property investment

All home loans are subject to our lending criteria (including minimum equity requirements), terms and fees. Interest rates are subject to change. Floating rates can change at any time, including after you enter into your contract. BNZ will publicly announce any changes to floating interest rates. An establishment fee of up to $150 may apply. Not for business purposes. 

More about our home loans terms and conditions

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