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Mortgage AIP Approval in Principle (the 3 different types explained)
In the Irish mortgage market, an Approval in Principle (AIP), is a preliminary assessment indicating the amount they may be willing to lend to a
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In the Irish mortgage market, an Approval in Principle (AIP), is a preliminary assessment indicating the amount they may be willing to lend to a
The budget 2024 package announced on the 1oth of October, consisted of €6.4 billion. Additional public spending was €5.2 billion and taxation measures, €1.1 billion.
Timber Framed Houses The Scandinavian Homes product is a timber frame passive house which is constructed off site and then delivered & assembled over 1
Last Updated May 30, 2023 Great news for the Irish mortgage market this week! Avant Money became the first lender to cut its mortgage rates
If you want the house of your dreams, then a self build mortgage may be right for you. You will be able to design your
Credit Union mortgages have attracted media attention since October 2018 when the Central Bank commenced a public consultation for review of the Credit Union lending
Time and time again we hear that building more houses is the solution to the housing crisis. However, buying a site and building your own
Mortgage rule changes leading to easing of mortgage lending limits will mark the start of 2023. The Irish Central Bank announced that mortgage borrowing limits
So, you are thinking of building your own house in Ireland. It may seem overwhelming and confusing to know how and where to begin the
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