Bank of Scotland recently announced that no longer will support an applicant seeking to borrow 90% for a newly constructed, or second h...

The only banks that are truly 'open for business' are those that have received state funding, and this is on both sides of the book. O...

I was asked by a colleague in the UK to provide an overview of the Irish mortgage market, he has often advised the Bank of England in t...

Our firm are witnessing a conundrum in the market which is causing both clients and the broker a huge amount of heartache. It is that ...

If the State can't organise a bailout effectively then what hope have they of running a bank? A simple and yet profound question: if th...

The current market is heavily weighted in favour of the buyer and for that reason we have seen more first time buyers interested in fin...

Mortgage rates are normally described as a percentage, be it 5% or 3.98% the important thing to remember is that it merely interprets t...

This post is a brief account of the residential mortgage providers in the Irish mortgage market, a brief look at who they are and what ...

Just a quick note to readers, Irish Mortgage Brokers is an intermediary, we go between you and the bank to arrange finance. You can go ...

We have written in the past about tracker mortgages becoming an endangered species. It seems that now we are witnessing the demise of t...

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