Interest rates have hit the floor. Here are the vital lessons for borrowers
The ECB is holding rates steady, though borrowers will hope the sale of PTSB introduces new competition to the Irish mortgage market
Nua Money
How house-buyers can borrow more than four times their income
Borrowing power can be boosted in various ways, including pitching for an exception and using Child Benefit
Raise taxes and trim infrastructure costs if you want to keep spending at current level, Government is told
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Núa Money to refinance €300m of mortgages in bond market
Value of loans refinanced by State’s newest mortgage lender equate to 2.2% of €13.5bn mortgage lending in Irish market in year to June
Ireland is seventh most expensive country in euro area for new mortgages
Average rate at the end of July was unchanged from June at 3.6%, new data from the Central Bank shows
Fancy buying a home on your own? Here’s how
About 30% of buyers are doing it solo. Here’s how to do it
What are your options if you want to release wealth tied up in your home?
Equity release: who is offering such loans, how do they work and what are the factors you need to consider?
Could Ireland’s new mortgage offerings save you a lot of money?
Quicker decisions and competitive rates for those not in market for green loans among the features now available
Irish pharma sector worries about impact of Trump’s order on medicine prices
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Revolut to offer mortgages in Ireland in autumn
Fin tech company plans to start offering home loans directly through its app, with staff support
Former bonds trader targets gaps in the Irish mortgage market
Núa Money co-founder Fergal O’Leary says there is an opportunity for more players to come into the Irish mortgage market and take market share from the banks
S&P spots arrears spike among certain Irish ‘mortgage prisoners’
More than one in four loans that had got back on track after previously being in arrears were again behind in their payments at end of 2024
What happens to your family home in a divorce? What you need to know on a tricky issue
Failure to address what happens to the home you shared can leave both parties in limbo when it comes to moving on with their lives
Why is it so hard to buy a one-bed apartment in Ireland?
Few developers cater to the market for single people and banks often require higher deposits
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