25 May Irish Mortgage Calculators – why they matter and why they’re not a mortgage approval There are few things in Irish finance that people both love and misunderstand as much as the humble mortgage calculator. Type in a few ... Continue reading
11 May What does a mortgage broker do for you in 2026? There are some jobs people think they understand until they actually have to use the person who does them. Mortgage advisor is one of t... Continue reading
07 May What are all the costs of buying a home in Ireland? Buying a home is one of those things people talk about as if it begins and ends with the price on the listing. It doesn’t. The asking p... Continue reading
01 May Self employed mortgages Ireland. How to get a home loan if you are self employed Mortgage lenders will always look. If your company is trading less than 2 years, it's almost impossible to get more than that, except t... Continue reading
28 Apr What is the effect of a 1% AMC on your investments? It’s bigger than you think! There are few things in finance more dangerous than a small number that gets ignored for a very long time. That’s the real punchline... Continue reading
27 Apr Who needs an Irish bank account any more? For everyday life? Fewer people than the banks would care to admit. That’s just the truth of it. You can get paid into Revolut, N26 ... Continue reading
21 Apr Getting ‘mortgage ready’ in Ireland, some thoughts for first time buyers This morning I'm going to talk about getting mortgage ready and tips on how to do that. So one of the things that I find most problemat... Continue reading
21 Apr Southside mortgages, specialists for mortgages in Dublin 4, Dublin 2 and Dublin 8. Saying that you are a specialist for mortgages in Dublin 4, Dublin2 or Dublin 8 may sound like a weird claim, but think about this for ... Continue reading
21 Apr Irish intermediary insider – some news for financial advisors (and people into that kind of thing) Tuesday, 21 April 2026 — briefing for Irish financial intermediaries Howrya, Three things matter today. One: VHI's April/May price hik... Continue reading
The Irish mortgage rate gap Is closing, but don’t celebrate just yet! There is a peculiar kind of optimism that sweeps through Irish financial commentary every time our mortgage rates edge a fraction close... Continue reading