Mortgage News - Page 8
Buying a house Try our new Household budget calculator
Saving for a home requires sacrifice and choice when it comes to spending » read more
Help to buy Scheme for first time buyers to be extended
Better value likely in second hand houses as Help to Buy extended. » read more
First time buyer mortgages example
Sometimes with all the noise in the home buying area it is difficult to understand just how the process works. As independent mortgage advisors our goal is to make life as easy as possible for the home buyer, while at the same time negotiating the best facilities with lenders at the best rates in the market. » read more
Is your Income insured? How would you manage on €10,500 per year?
Income protection insurance is an insurance policy taht pays out up to 75% of your income to you, right up to retirement age , if you are unable to work due to illness or an accident. » read more
First time buyers Income exception up to 4 times income available
We are pleased to advise that there a limited number of exceptions for first time buyers requiring up to 4 times income. » read more
Mortgage protection Insurance price battle continues
New Ireland have joined the discounters in the drive for new mortgage protection business, although their initial step into this market is to 30/09/2019 only. » read more
Negative rate mortgages !
As world interest rates remain historically low, banks in some countries are charging people to take large deposits, a consequence of which is the introduction of negative rate mortgages. » read more
36% of Irish Adults have no will.
A survey of 1,000 Irish adults nationwide found that 36% said they do not have a will in place. » read more
10 year fIxed rates now down to 2.85% - the lowest long term rates we have ever seen.
Recent rate movements have hit the market across a range of fixed rate terms. The rate we find most attractive are the 10 year fixed rates form 2.85% » read more
Mortgages.ie - Your one stop shop for all the leading mortgage lenders in Ireland
Recent return of Bank of Ireland into broker market welcomed » read more