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Effective 9 September 2026, we increased our residential variable and revolving credit interest rates.

Toi Foundation has decided to proceed with the proposed sale of its TSB shares to Heartland Group Holdings Ltd, enabling the proposed merger of TSB and Heartland Bank.

Many New Zealanders want to improve their financial wellbeing, yet talking about money remains uncomfortable for many of us. TSB Chief Executive Kerry Boielle explores why open, honest conversations about money matter.

A Taranaki woman has been spared a major financial loss after a phone scam was stopped by TSB's fraud team, with local branch staff and fraud specialists working together to recover every dollar and keep the customer safe.

Effective 23 July 2026, we increased our AgriBusiness, Commercial and Business variable and revolving credit interest rates.

We’ve updated our Privacy Notice, with changes taking effect from 3 August 2026. Please take the time to read through and understand how these changes might affect you.

Effective 16 July 2026, we increased our Residential variable and revolving credit interest rates.

TSB is opening its new Te Tī Tūtahi Newmarket Branch on Monday 20 July. Located on Broadway, the modern branch offers Smart ATM services, self-service banking and specialist support for customers.

TSB has been named Canstar’s 2026 Bank of the Year for Everyday Banking.

Effective 1 July 2026, changes to our Business, Rural and Commercial base rate.

TSB has reported a strong financial performance for the year ended 31 March 2026, while continuing to invest in its customers, people, communities and long-term strategy.

Effective 24 June 2026, we're increasing our AgriBusiness, Commercial and Business variable and revolving credit interest rates.