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Switching mortgage from KBC and Ulster Bank

If your mortgage is with KBC or Ulster Bank and you need advice on the options available, you should talk to Mortgages.ie » read more

 

Finance Ireland increase fixed rates by up to 1.2%

Pressure on mortgage funding costs results in a dramatic rate rise by up to 1.2%pn short term fixed products. Longer term rates 9 10,15,20 and25 year mortgages) are increasing by .5% » read more

 

Its time to look differently at mortgages.

If you buy a house you are really entering two transactions. The first part is you have to pay the owner for the house and the second part is you pay the bank for lending you the money. » read more

 

Avant Mortgages target KBC and Ulster Bank Mortgage holders

As KBC and Ulster Bank exit the Irish Banking and Mortgage market, new lender Avant look to entice customers through rock bottom mortgage rates and a €1500 legal fee cash back incentive. » read more

 

Ulster Bank and KBC mortgage customers

Ulster Bank and KBC mortgage clients look set to move bank as part of the sale of the mortgage loan books to PTSB and Bank of Ireland. Customers of these banks should consider if the planned move is good for them or if there are more attractive options available elsewhere. » read more

 

Avant and Finance Ireland reduce rates

The mortgage market woke up to some very good news this morning with the fast emerging lenders, Avant and Finance Ireland, introducing a range of mortgage rates. » read more

 

Income protection insurance pays up to 75% of your income if you are unable to work!

Your income is probably your greatest asset. If you earn €50,000 per annum you will earn €1,500,000 over 30 years1 » read more

 

Are you adequately covered for Life Insurance?

In these uncertain times Life Insurance remains inexpensive compared to the benefits it can bring. » read more

 

Life Insurance from €10 per month

Having life insurance cover in place is highly recommended, whether or not you have a mortgage. » read more

 

New 5 year fixed rate of 1.95% is lowest in the market

Fed up paying high mortgage rates- now s a great time to fix when rates are low » read more

 
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