With the announcement that Halifax are pulling out of Ireland – many of it’s credit card holders will have a problem. Halifax Ireland credit card accounts will no longer work from the end of May 2010 . You will not be able to use your Halifax credit card to purchase anything after that date. Switching […]
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AIB changes to Mortgage rates
Allie Irish bank have made some changes to mortgage interest rates for new customers that came into effect today (Feb 16th 2009). Previousl they had one standard variable rate for all LTVs – but now they charge higher rates for bigger LTVs. The best variable rate from AIB is available for borrowers who want to […]
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Lenders Lowering Variable Mortgage Rates Again
Following the latest ECB rate cut effective from Dec 10th – some of the Irish banks ahve already lowered their standard variable rates for new applicants as well as existing customers. Bank of Ireland have the lowest variable rate of 3.75% at the moment. BOI are offering 3.75% for all LTVs and loan amounts at […]
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Halifax – 3.2% Fixed Rate for 2 years for First Timers
Halifax have beaten AIB to the lowest mortgage rate available for First Time Buyers in Ireland. tweek AIB announced a 3.25% fixed rate for 1 year for First Time Buyers – available from tomorrow 26th November. Today – Halifax introduced a 3 year fixed rate of 3.2% – for FTBs . This is lower then […]
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NIB gives up on Trackers
It had to happen – NIB – who offered the lowest tracker rates for LTV’s under 80% – have withdrawn all tracker mortgages for new customers. It is likely that they are losing money on many of the low rate trackers they issued in tha past 2 years. Many people managed to get rates of […]
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