Money Guide Ireland

Archive for January, 2008

21 Jan

Car Loan Interest Rates Compared

Borrowing money to buy a new car can cost a lot less from some lenders. There is plenty of competition out there but you need to compare rates carefully to ensure you are getting the best deal.
If you can get zero percent finance from a dealer (Opel has offers at the moment) - you will […]

08 Jan

Halifax Flexi Saver 5.15% Interest

Halifax Ireland have launched a new savings account paying 5.15% interest on balances upto 10000 Euro. The rate on amounts over 10k is 4%. Interest is paid quarterly and there are no restrictions on withdrawls. The account can be operated online or in a branch or over the telephone. This is one of the better […]

07 Jan

Ulster Bank Savings Rate increased

Ulster Bank have increased the interest rate on their E-Savings account to 4.4% AER. This is an internet only account - and you don’t have to have an existing Ulster Account. No penalties on withdrawls - 4.4% paid on balances from 1 euro to 500k.

03 Jan

AIB Regular Savings Rate decreased

AIB stuck to the date it guaranteed to pay 7.1% - and dropped the rate on it’s regular saver account to 4%.
AIB said that around 300,000 people had opened regular saver accounts to benefit from the high interest rate. It seems surprising that so many people were attracted by this account - which […]

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