Bank of Ireland to hike cost of standard variable mortgage.
Note : Below are extracts from an article published by The Irish Independent (27th October 2023) as referenced below Information published on their website(Irish
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Credit Unions to rival banks for mortgages.
This Newstalk interview with Department of Finance Junior Minister Jennifer Carroll MacNeill explains how Credit Unions will soon be able to offer mortgages to rival
BPFI : Increasing housing supply has moderated price rises but affordability challenges remain
Higher housing prices reflected in bigger loans and higher borrower incomes…. Tuesday 20th June 2023 – The latest Housing Market Monitor Q1 2023 published
Latest figures from BPFI show continued growth in first-time buyer mortgage approvals amid general slowdown..
Mortgage activity remains at historically high levels with almost €1 billion in approvals for FTBs and mover purchasers in April. Thursday 15th June 2023 – Banking
Latest mortgage data from BPFI shows slowdown in mortgage approvals in February..
Significant decline in switching activity amid overall slowdown ….. Banking & Payments Federation Ireland (BPFI) has today published the latest figures from the BPFI Mortgage
Number applying for Help to Buy scheme soars to 7,000 in a month.
The number of applications to the Government’s Help to Buy scheme in January was higher than the total for all of last year….. The
Thousands of homeowners urged to switch as they face €500-a-month hike when fixed rate mortgage ends.
Changing your mortgage in time could save you up to €3,952 a year, according to figures from Doddl.ie…. “It is now more important than ever
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Bank of Ireland to impose second mortgage rate rise but deposit rates up too.
Bank of Ireland to impose second mortgage rate rise but deposit rates up too…. Fixed rates for new customers are to go up by 0.75
Homeowners hit by rate rise as Permanent TSB raises interest on fixed rate mortgages..
Permanent TSB is the latest lender to increase its mortgage costs in response to surging European interest rates. The lender is increasing its fixed rates
