Mortgage News - Page 2
Our Mortgage Protection Insurance Discounts can result in dramatic savings.
In the example below based on a couple, age 50 and 52, we can save them a total of €11,439.36 over the term of their policy. » read more
Understanding borrowing limits and affordability
Lenders generally take a similar approach to a mortgage assessment, but it is useful to understand the background to their lending decisions. » read more
Mortgage Protection Insurance for High Value Mortgages
We specialise in assisting clients with high value properties to arrange mortgage protection insurance. In cases where the insured has an underlying medical condition we do our utmost to secure insurance terms. » read more
Concerned about rising mortgage rates?
Sometimes using a simple calculator to understand the impact of rising rates can be a good ecercise. » read more
Tracker mortgage holders - time to change to fixed rates
Tracker mortgage holders have a narrow window in which to switch to fixed rates » read more
Bank of Ireland rate increase lower than expected
The Bank of Ireland .25% interest rate increase on fixed rate mortgages for new business customers was lower than expected. » read more
Move now and switch your mortgage lender!
Switchers can avail of our market leading Online application facility to ensure they move quickly to secure rates before they rise again. » read more
New Mortgage Rules Ireland
New mortgage rules have been announced by The Central Bank of Ireland following a comprehensive review, including engagement with the public Public. The new rules will take effect in January 2023. » read more
Is your Income protected if you have a long term illness.
Income protection is the most important protection product because it insures your most important asset - Your Income. » read more
Dramatic rise in Finance Ireland rates
The highest daily rise in mortgage rates since we started tracking rates over 25 years ago was announced today by Finance Ireland. Some of their rates have risen by as much as 2% including their 5 year fixed rate which increased by 2% to 5.5%. » read more