Lenders told to be upfront with mortgage applicants on impact of wage supports
Charlie Weston November 16 2020 12:35 PM Move comes after some applicants were unable to draw down loans when lenders found out their
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IRISH RESIDENTIAL MARKET REVIEW- AUTUMN 2020
November 2020. This summary article provides an overview of the key developments in the Irish residential market. Included in the report is a special in
IRISH MORTGAGE APPROVALS RECOVERY CONTINUES
Irish mortgage approvals continued their post-lockdown recovery in July according to new Banking and Payments Federation of Irelnd (BPFI) data released this morning. Approvals for
Wage subsidy and mortgages: ‘The government isn’t helping them. What chance have they with the banks?’
MORTGAGE APPLICANTS WHO are in receipt of the wage subsidy scheme are facing problems not only with the banks on moving to drawdown – but
Mortgage lending rose 30% in June, according to Central Bank
The volume of new mortgage lending rose by 30% in June compared to a three year low recorded in May. However, the €490m issued in
Half of Covid-19 mortgage payment breaks still active
Around half of the almost 86,000 mortgage payment breaks that have been granted to borrowers since they were introduced by lenders in March were still
