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Switch mortgage providers – does it make sense? With mortgage rates as low as 1.95%, many people are looking to switch mortgage providers in Ireland.
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Switch mortgage providers – does it make sense? With mortgage rates as low as 1.95%, many people are looking to switch mortgage providers in Ireland.
Mortgage exceptions or exemptions are a hot topic now as house prices are not going down and demand is remaining stable. Note that mortgage exceptions
1. To Switch or Not to Switch? A mortgage rate comparison from a broker could save you hundreds if not thousands each year after making
The ‘Housing for All’ scheme is the Government’s new housing plan for 2030. This new housing scheme aims to increase the supply of housing by
Haven, a subsidiary of AIB, has introduced a Green Mortgage with a rate of 2.15% for buildings with high BER Certificate rating. The 4-year fixed
Last Updated August 24, 2021 Great news for the Irish mortgage market this week! The competition is looking to intensify with the launch of Avant
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Firstly, congratulations on getting this far to buying a house! You have managed to get your mortgage approval in principle, and found the perfect house.
With the current property shortage and a record number of buyers, people are looking at every way to enter the property market. Buying at Property
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