25 Jun Money Saving Tips Ireland – Household Finance Guide Money-saving tips for Irish households have never been more relevant. The removal of government electricity credits worth €250, combine... Continue reading
07 Apr When it comes to mortgages, Britain may be admitting what the Irish won’t. Loan to income rules are cooked. There’s a funny thing about mortgage regulation: everybody pretends it’s about prudence, right up until prudence starts looking a lot l... Continue reading
03 Jul The Top Mistakes to Avoid When Applying for a Mortgage in Ireland Applying for a mortgage is a significant financial step that requires careful planning and consideration. Unfortunately, many applicant... Continue reading
27 Sep Repayment Capacity One of the most important elements of applying for a mortgage is repayment capacity. The lenders will want reassurance that you can pay... Continue reading
No Deposit? No Worries! In an inflated economy, saving up for a deposit can seem like the most difficult part of buying a home especially when most of your net... Continue reading
17 Nov Obtain a loan of up to 4x your income The European Central Bank set a ceiling in 2015, allowing borrowers to take out loans from lenders who wish to lend them up to 3.5x the... Continue reading
01 Jun Negative interest rates are both gone and here at the same time. Many commentators are talking about the end of negative interest rates in nominal terms and it's true, interest rates are rising but in... Continue reading
28 Jul What is the Local Property Tax of 2022? Local Property Tax is a self-assessed tax based on your property's market value. Until recently, all Local Property Tax costs h... Continue reading
27 Jul 5 tips to improve your credit rating Your credit rating is crucial when applying for a mortgage or any type of loan. The better your credit rating, the higher the chance yo... Continue reading
07 Jul Central Bank accused of unjust regulations on credit unions Credit union chief executives have recently criticized the Central Bank's regulations on the sector, calling them "excessive and unjust... Continue reading