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Mortgage Rates
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...
fixed rates
Rate Expectations
In the Book Great Expectations by Charles Dickens we saw Pip help out an escaped convict, one who had done some wrong, the convict late...
The stage is set for Euribor Trackers now that ECB ones are gone.
The market recently witnessed the death knell of the last tracker available, it was Leeds Building Societies high margin ECB + 2.2% off...
DON’T GIVE UP YOUR TRACKER MORTGAGE!
The news has has several stories recently about banks contacting clients and asking them if they would like to come off their tracker m...
Less tax and simple bankruptcy could be the best solution
As we await what is being described as a 'savage' budget, it is important to remember some of the ideas being thrown about may appeal p...
House prices: movements and trends in Ireland 2008
We have said for some time that house prices will fall throughout 2008, we saw a recent article in the Sunday Tribune saying that house...
Interest Rates: The Fed, The Bank, and the ECB
Interest rates are again in the headlines as the Fed, the Bank of England and the ECB all had meetings. It may be a little known point ...
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...
No Bailouts, no free lunches
If you were to describe the world of finance or investment as a ‘jungle’ then it would be a fair comparison to say that the first rule ...
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 ...