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

TSB is offering customers impacted by the recent extreme weather in Whangārei and the Far North a range of financial support options available to help ease immediate pressure.

TSB’s Lucy Graydon shares her perspective on sustainability leadership - including what it’s like driving change inside a bank, and why caring for te taiao (the natural world) matters for a thriving future. 

TSB is starting the year by dropping its one-year fixed home loan rate to 4.39% p.a., reinforcing the bank’s ongoing focus on helping customers manage household costs and feel more in control of their finances.

TSB, the proudly 100% New Zealand owned bank, has appointed independent challenger agency YoungShand (YS) - also proudly 100% New Zealand owned - as its new creative partner following an extensive competitive pitch.

Effective 2 February, we’re changing the way interest is calculated on our Premier, Youth, Freestyle Junior, Personal and Savings accounts. 

Banks, telcos and digital platforms are teaming up with a New Zealand start-up to boost efforts to disrupt and block phishing websites before they can harm customers.

Effective 5 January 2026, changes to our Business, Rural and Commercial base rate.

Effective 16 December 2025, we decreased our AgriBusiness, Commercial and Business variable and revolving credit interest rates.

Effective 2 December 2025, we decreased our Residential variable and revolving credit interest rates.

Effective 1 December 2025, changes to our Business, Rural and Commercial base rate.

In the lead up to the holiday season, TSB is celebrating gratitude and generosity in a uniquely Kiwi way with The Great TSB Give Back.