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
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
First time buyers didn’t, don’t, and won’t ever have it easy. Recently the credit crunch has taken a whole new turn, and the way it is affecting the Irish mortgage market is of interest to anybody ... Continue reading
Average loan life set to rise as we witness the death of the ‘Switcher’ mortgage. For almost the last decade we saw a market develop where customers were king, and where banks competed for their business, this was an ... Continue reading
ECB Base rate increased 0.25% to 4.25% today The ECB (European Central Bank) changed its base rate today to 4.25% which is an increase of 0.25%, the previous base rate of 4% had be... Continue reading
House prices are on the move! Sherry FitzGerald said yesterday that property prices fell 4.5% in the second quarter of the year having fallen 1.9% in the first quart... Continue reading
A tale of two commissions. It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belie... Continue reading
The Credibility Crisis I have written before about what can be termed a ‘credibility crisis’ and when I used that terminology it was in reference to the colla... Continue reading
A time for brokers to stand up for themselves. Personal Touch Financial Services in the U.K. is going to put up a ‘Rogues Gallery’ on their website in order to criticise lenders who ... Continue reading