Paul O’Donoghue
Irish consumers pay an average of more than €150 each month on their mortgages compared with their European peers because of high interest rates, an expert has said.
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Sunday Independent, 11 Nov 2018
Rates are still too high, but playing the waiting game is unlikely to reap rewards, writes John Cradden
Posted on 04Oct
Charlie Weston 1 sept 2018
Q: I currently have a €300,000 mortgage and have 25 years left on it. Two years ago, I moved to a five-year fixed rate which I thought was a good move because it would give me the peace of mind knowing my repayments won’t change for five years.
Posted on 13Aug
A new report shows the average retail interest rate here on new mortgages in June was 3.23 per cent while the Eurozone average was 1.78 per cent
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John Hearne looks at the reasons why now is looking like a very good time to opt for a fixed-mortgage, or indeed to switch your account
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