Kiwibank provides excellent competition for the
benefit of New Zealanders
"Since Kiwibank has
joined the retail banking industry, more bank branches have
reopened and fee rises have been stemmed or even reversed,"
Progressive leader Jim Anderton said today.
The
Progressive leader was responding to the latest Consumer
Magazine edition that has rated Kiwibank as "The Best Bank
in New Zealand".
"Kiwibank is providing excellent
competition not only in fees and customer service, but also
for mortgages. Consume calls them 'the clear best choice
for mortgage holders.'
"With 300 operating branches
nationwide, Kiwibank has 100 more branches than any other
bank in New Zealand. Overall access to banking services in
our country has been greatly improved because of Kiwibank's
presence. Not only are there more branches, but there are
longer opening hours including service on
Saturdays.
"Banking in New Zealand is clearly better
because of the New Zealand-owned bank, Kiwibank," Jim
Anderton
said.
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