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Bank Of Ireland Hikes Tracker Mortgage Rates
Bank of Ireland has changed the rules of the game and somehow increased mortgage tracker rates! Continue reading
Posted in Good Financial Housekeeping, Irish mortgage rates, mortgage arrears
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ECB interest rate reduction expected today
ECB interest rate cut of at least 0.25% is expected to be announced at lunchtime today. Good news for mortgage holders, who will save Euro 104.17 per month on a Euro 500k mortgage.
Customers with tracker mortgages will automatically benefit but hopefully the other Irish lenders will pass on the reduction to their variable rate customers. Permanent TSB continues to charge very high rates in an attempt to subsidise their tracker mortgages, but it may be worth digging out any signed documentation and taking some advice. Continue reading
Posted in Budget 2011, Good Financial Housekeeping, Irish mortgage rates
Tagged budget 2011, ECB, euro mortgage rates, good financial, irish mortgage broker, lucas mortgage finance, mortgage customer, mortgage lenders in ireland, standard variable rate, super mario, tracker mortgage, tracker rate
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ECB reduction is good news for mortgage holders
Well done Super Mario for yesterday’s ECB interest rate cut. That’s a saving of €2,500 per annum for those unlucky enough to have €1 million on interest only. Another cut by December could be on the (Christmas) cards! Good Financial … Continue reading
Posted in Good Financial Housekeeping, Irish mortgage rates, Irish pension funds, Mobile phones Ireland, Uncategorized
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ECB Hikes
ECB interest rate expected to rise again but tomorrow, but perhaps this round of hikes will end sooner than planned. The Chinese economy is now starting to suffer, so expect the price of oil, inflation and global demand to reduce. No more need for ECB rate hikes! Continue reading
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R.I.P. in Ireland
Ireland may already have 40,000 mortgages in arrears, but when ECB finally rises there will be carnage. Large numbers of residential investment property (R.I.P.) mortgageholders will all be in trouble at the same time resulting in a further property slump in Ireland. This crisis will of course “surprise” us. Continue reading
Posted in Good Financial Housekeeping, Irish mortgage rates, R.I.P.
Tagged Euribor, Good Financial Housekeeping, Irish mortgage rates, mortgage interest rates, national recovery plan, R.I.P.
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KBC announces new Irish mortgage rates
Irish mortgage rates rise again, this time it’s the turn of KBC Homeloans. Is it worth switching to this lender for €1,000? Good Financial Housekeeping is willing to analyse individual cases where requested. Continue reading
Posted in Good Financial Housekeeping, Irish mortgage rates, To fix or not to fix
Tagged Euribor, Good Financial Housekeeping, Irish mortgage rates, KBC, legal fees, mortgage interest rates, standard variable rate, switch
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Haven hikes mortgage rates
Haven Mortgages increases mortgage rates for Irish customers. The 5 year fixed rate product may still be good value with uncertain times ahead. Continue reading
Posted in Good Financial Housekeeping, Irish mortgage rates, To fix or not to fix
Tagged 5 year fixed rate, fix, Good Financial Housekeeping, Irish mortgage rates, mortgage hikes, mortgage interest rates, the future
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Are 5 year fixed mortgage rates attractive?
Irish mortgage lenders have increased interest rates yet again, despite no increase yet in the ECB 1% rate. Is it time to look at the 5 year fixed rate offerings if you are on a standard variable rate or if you are about to take a new mortgage? Continue reading
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Tagged 5 year fixed rate, ECB, fix, Good Financial Housekeeping, Irish mortgage rates, LTV, mortgage interest rates
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Feeling the burden of mortgage rate increases
To fix or not to fix – Irish Times article of 9th August 2010 including views of Austin Hughes of KBC and Rachel Doyle of PIBA Mortgage Services Continue reading
Posted in Good Financial Housekeeping, Irish mortgage rates, To fix or not to fix
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Time to go for fixed rates?
Following our recent Good Financial Housekeeping “To fix or not to fix” post, PIBA (Professional Insurance Brokers Association) put out the following press release on 8th August:- Broker group PIBA has advised mortgage holders – except those on tracker rates – to … Continue reading
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Tagged ECB, fix, Good Financial Housekeeping, mortgage interest rates
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