21 Jun Four Alternatives for Policy Responses to Increased Mortgage Rates, According to David Willetts: Introduction: The recent findings by the Resolution Foundation have shed light on the significant impact of rising mortgage rates in... Continue reading
21 Jun Understanding the Impact: How Interest Rate Hikes Affect Irish Mortgages In this blog, we journey through the intricate world of interest rates and their profound influence on our mortgages. With recent rumbl... Continue reading
19 Jun Comparing the 2008 Financial Crisis to Recent Interest Rate Hikes in Ireland In this blog, we look at insightful parallels between the infamous 2008 financial crisis and the recent interest rate hikes in Ireland.... Continue reading
11 Jan Talking property and mortgages on the radio We were glad to chat with Wendy Grace on Spirit Radio about mortgage switching and the time it takes to get it done. Our view is that ... Continue reading
10 Nov How Open Banking and API change the way you bank The United Kingdom introduced open banking legislation in 2018 to support and improve the loan system. Prior to this legislation, the l... Continue reading
07 Nov What you need to know about ECB’s raising interest rates The European Central Bank raised interest charges more than what they initially announced. Over the past few months, the rates have inc... Continue reading
04 Nov AIB Mortgages AIB advertised their mortgages extensively. Therefore, the first thing you notice when you visit their website is a section on mortgage... Continue reading
18 Oct Increasing rates across the continent According to a recent poll, Ireland's average mortgage rate is 2.64%. This is only 0.01% higher than it was the previous month, when it... Continue reading
04 Oct Mortgage rate offerings in Ireland There are two main types of mortgage rates in the Irish market, a fixed mortgage rate and a variable mortgage rate. Lenders have focuse... Continue reading
03 Oct Are Irish banks the most generous in Europe? Mortgage rates are rising, but at the time of writing they are higher in Germany than in Ireland, that isn't the strange bit though. W... Continue reading