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13 Jun

AIB Increasing Mortgage Rates

AIB have finally decided to increase many of their mortgage rates. Allied Irish is the last Irish lender to raise mortgage rates - many others have already increased rates over the past 3 months because of higher borrowing costs between banks (The Credit Crunch as it has been called by the media). See our […]

07 May

NIB LTV Tracker Rates Rising May 12th

If you didn’t take any notice of our last article about switching your mortgage to NIB - it could be too late for some of you. For many others the savings you could make will be reduced.
From May 12th - NIB (National Irish Bank) are increasing some of their rates on the “LTV” mortgage. […]

18 Mar

Irish Independent - incorrect or biased?

I always wonder about the motives behind some of the financial articles in the Irish Independent. Certain banks seem to be mentioned more than others. I often wonder if the articles are unbiased - or are they a thinly disguided advert?
Take an article in todays Indo by by Charlie Weston about high interest current accounts. […]

28 Feb

Interest Paying Current Accounts

In Ireland it hasn’t been that long since all the main Banks charged us for the privelige of looking after out hard earned money. Some of them still do! Last year a trend was started by Halifax of paying fairly good interest rates on current accounts.
Halifax are still the highest interest on current accounts […]

19 Feb

AIB 7.3% on new Regular Saver Account

A few weeks after the expiry of their 7% regular saver - AIB have launched another regular savings account. The interest rate is a variable rate of 7.30% A.E.R on monthly savings.
The rate will be available to all new accounts opened between the 19th February 2008 and the 19th February 2009. From the […]

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