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 Some thoughts for first time buyers from Stephen Hughes, Director at Irish Mortgage Brokers Karl: I'm talking to Stephen Hughes, a director with Irish Mortgage Brokers, about first-time buyers. Stephen, I wanted to ask you, can... Continue reading
25 Jun How to Save for a Mortgage Deposit: Strategies and Tips Saving for a mortgage deposit is one of the most significant financial challenges many people face when trying to buy a home. With prop... 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
The Dos and Don’ts for Mortgage Acquisition in Ireland Many expatriates relocate to Ireland for employment, education, or retirement, with many more opting for a vacation residence in the co... Continue reading
What to Consider Before Acquiring a Mortgage for the First Time in Ireland When you want to get yourself a home, you might not be all psyched up as it may seem to be a daunting task. In my opinion, and based on... Continue reading
21 Jun Average costs of living in Ireland increasing? While Irish inflation has been low in recent years—consumer prices increased by only 0.3 percent yearly from 2013 onwards—rapid price r... Continue reading
15 Jun 5 Things to Consider when Viewing a House in Ireland As a first time buyer, viewing houses can be exhausting. There are countless things to consider, such as the layout of the home, the lo... Continue reading
14 Jun 5 Ways to save for a Deposit Saving up to buy a home can seem like a big challenge. Your home is likely the biggest purchase you will ever make, and unlike saving f... Continue reading
14 Jun Costs you Should be Aware of before Buying a House There are more costs associated with buying your first home than just the 10% deposit. There are many additional fees, duties and taxes... Continue reading