23 Apr Covid-19’s impact on mortgages The covid-19 pandemic has had a massive impact on all areas of the financial world, including banks, loans, and mortgages. Mortgage arr... Continue reading
23 Apr Could Ireland be a leader in fintech development? The financial technology (fintech) industry has seen rapid growth worldwide, in time with the rapid progress of technology itself. Exam... Continue reading
23 Apr How the Biden administration’s new proposition might affect Ireland A key part of Ireland’s appeal to international investment has been its pro business infrastructure and low corporate tax rate of 12.5%... Continue reading
23 Apr How Brexit might impact Ireland going forward As of 31 December, 2020, the transition period of the UK’s exit from the EU has ended, and Europe is now left to deal with its economic... Continue reading
19 Apr Types of mortgages and lending rules Irish law has specialized sets of lending rules depending on the type of mortgage application. Types of applications are split into thr... Continue reading
19 Apr The legacy of the “Double Irish” loophole The “Double Irish” was one of the most notorious tax loopholes, used by large firms for decades since the 1990s. It was base erosion an... Continue reading
17 Apr The fastest way to get a mortgage What is the fastest way to get a mortgage in Ireland today? To those unfamiliar and/or engaging with the process for the first time, it... Continue reading
17 Apr KBC latest in Irish bank exodus Belgian-based KBC has become the latest lender to announce its intent to leave the Irish market. The announcement came on the morning o... Continue reading
16 Apr What you need when applying for a mortgage Before applying for a mortgage, one should be sure they have all the necessary documentation. Typically, if one goes through a broker o... Continue reading
15 Apr Banks or brokers? Which to choose when applying for a mortgage In applying for a mortgage, there is always the question of whether to go directly to a bank or to go through a broker. There could be ... Continue reading