Mortgage News - Page 21
Eurozone rates cut to 1.5%
Eurozone rates cut to 1.5% Eurozone interest rates have been slashed by a half percentage point to the lowest level ever as the European Central Bank responds to continental Europe's worst recession since the second world war. » read more
Aib Profits fall
Despite the downturn Aib still expect to announce a profit for 2008 of €580 million. » read more
Toxic debt and bad banks
Toxic debt is a name given to international assets held by banks that they are unable to sell or have diminished in value to a fraction of their original value. » read more
New First time buyer
Mortgages ie is pleased to advise that one of our Lenders (ICS) has just announced a special €1,000 euro cash back offer for first time buyers. » read more
Lifeinsurance.ie launched
A new version of our sister site www.lifeinsurance.ie was launched on 05/02/2009. » read more
Anglo Irish Bank to be Nationalised
News just in is that Anglo Irish will be nationalised.The Government was due to inject 1.5 billion in capital into the Bank but this was route was obviously viewed as being insufficient in the current environment. » read more
Ecb reduces base rates to 2%
The European Central Bank cut its benchmark interest rate by half a percentage point to 2% today, This news was expected and it equals the lowest base rates recorded in the Euro Zone. » read more
Mortgage rate may reduce further
The latest sentiment on interest rates is a further cut by around.5% in early 2009 . » read more
Happy Christmas to all our visitors
The staff and consultants at Mortgages.ie wish all our clients and visitors to our site a very happy and peaceful Christmas and a great new year. » read more
Mortgage consultant positions
Mortgages.ie currentlly have vacancies for consultants in the a number of areas.If you are qualified QFA with over 5 years mortgage advisory experience and a passion for customer service we would like to hear from you. » read more