EBS rate hikes, the benefit of mutuality? EBS have announced a rate hike of 0.6% which is a follow on from their last 0.6% hike that was levied against variable rate mortgage ho... Continue reading
Who cheats more? Politicians or bankers? With Dan Ariely Legendary Behavioral Economist Dan Ariely presents a piece about trade off's between instant gratification versus long term gratificati... Continue reading
Battersea & REO, what’s the story? Battersea power station was bought for £400m in 2006, REO took a loan for £226m other £134 was cash/other equity, the purchase was spli... Continue reading
Hand back the keys and walk away. What we are not saying is that people should try this, this post is merely pointing out that this kind of thing could happen and that a... Continue reading
Regulation failure: Independent brokers unable to be ‘independent’ We were thinking of changing the way that brokers operate, by saying to our clients 'our service comes at a price, we'll advise you on ... Continue reading
Newstalk Business Breakfast with Conor Brophy, 6th July 2010 Today we were delighted to do the first of what will hopefully be a regular slot on the Business section of the Breakfast Show on Newst... Continue reading
Haven move LTV’s lower The EBS distribute through brokers via their subsidiary 'Haven Mortgages', the EBS have thoroughly debunked the idea that mutuality mea... Continue reading
Property Tax is a good thing, but only one type of it. We had an opinion piece in the Sunday Times this week in the 'Money' section, it was about property tax and the different types that th... Continue reading