The Dos and Don’ts for Mortgage Acquisition in Ireland Many expatriates relocate to Ireland for employment, education, or retirement, with many more opting for a vacation residence in the co... Continue reading
02 Jul The Advantages of Applying for Mortgage Online in Ireland To a big number of people especially first time home buyers, mortgage application seems to be a difficult task that calls for the assis... Continue reading
01 Jul Which Industries were winners and losers during the pandemic? Due to the Covid 19 pandemic and corresponding lockdowns in Ireland, industries such as retail, hospitality, and beauty and grooming we... Continue reading
01 Jul Myths Associated with Acquiring Mortgages in Ireland Debunked Purchasing a house can be both thrilling and terrifying for many people. We've all encountered the myths and tales about what you shoul... Continue reading
01 Jul Should you go to a broker or a bank? First of all, a broker works with numerous banks or other lending organizations and can locate the best prices and conditions for you. ... Continue reading
01 Jul Are we at risk of Celtic Tiger property prices? The Sunday Indepnedent ran a piece quoting Karl Deeter on the danger of high house prices, he said that ‘trees don’t grow to the sky’ w... Continue reading
01 Jul Central Bank warns of New Home shortage House prices have been surging in Ireland lately, and the new home market has been hit especially hard. The rise in house prices has be... Continue reading
30 Jun What is the Help to Buy Incentive? The Help to Buy incentive is a program from the Irish Government that provides relief to first time buyers of a new home or apartment. ... Continue reading
30 Jun 5 Mortgage tips for first time buyers in Ireland If you're buying your first home in Ireland, chances are you will need to finance it using a mortgage. Getting a mortgage is a very big... Continue reading
30 Jun Is switching mortgage providers a good idea in Ireland? The Central Bank of Ireland claims that switching mortgages saves "significant money," and that more and more Irish borrowers are cauti... Continue reading