FSA warns banks, but will the Irish Regulator follow suit? The FSA (Financial Services Authority) has warned specialist lenders that it has extreme reservations over how they are handling some a... Continue reading
Debt Reduction Blog 6th August 2008 We have decided to start a weekly debt reduction blog, many people are very conscious of their funds and concerned over what way to uti... Continue reading
Changing bank trends Today we will highlight some changes that we may see come into the Irish mortgage market in the near future, as well as some suggestion... Continue reading
Every which way but loose. The economy speaks…. The Irish economy is in a downturn, if you don’t know this then you have already died and either gone to heaven (where the boom is stil... Continue reading
Irish Mortgage Lenders, who provides mortgages in Ireland 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 ... Continue reading
How a hacker will help you today, money hacks and life hacks The word ‘hacker’ generally has a fairly negative connotation, hackers (traditionally) are the people who somehow get your credit card ... Continue reading
Mortgages in Ireland, a little bit about mortgage brokers. 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 ... Continue reading
What next lenders? Here are some ideas about where we feel banks will go next in terms of the lending market, these are only opinions, whether or not we s... Continue reading
Save or get a mortgage? The current market probably confounds many consumers, should you be saving in order to have a bigger deposit in the belief that the pro... Continue reading
Euribor, the distant cousin of the ECB base rate We have written in the past about tracker mortgages becoming an endangered species. It seems that now we are witnessing the demise of t... Continue reading