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ECB Rate Rise Expected This Month: What It Means For You

The European Central Bank is next meeting on 11th June and a rate rise is widely expected. If you have a mortgage, savings or borrowings of any kind, here is what you need to know. (We have also written more in-depth article for those with mortgages here).  Why is the ECB likely to increase rates

By |2026-06-05T18:38:50+01:00June 1st, 2026|Financial Advice, Mortgages|Comments Off on ECB Rate Rise Expected This Month: What It Means For You

Your Mortgage and Rising Interest Rates: What To Do Before Your Rate Changes

Interest rates are rising again. The ECB is expected to increase its rate at the June meeting, and Irish mortgage holders are right to be paying attention. But the impact on your mortgage depends entirely on what type of deal you are currently on, and what you do next. Does an ECB rate rise automatically

By |2026-06-05T18:38:59+01:00May 23rd, 2026|Financial Advice, Mortgages|Comments Off on Your Mortgage and Rising Interest Rates: What To Do Before Your Rate Changes

Is Your Mortgage Rate Working Against You? Here’s What the Numbers Say

If there's one thing that unites almost every Irish homeowner right now, it's this: nobody wants to be paying more than they have to. Between rising costs, uncertain times and the general sense that your money has to work harder than ever, the last thing you need is to discover that your mortgage, one of

By |2026-06-03T18:06:41+01:00March 31st, 2026|Financial Advice, Mortgages|Comments Off on Is Your Mortgage Rate Working Against You? Here’s What the Numbers Say

Switcher Mortgages in Ireland

SWITCHER MORTGAGES What is a switcher mortgage, Why would I switch and How do I switch?.... All questions that as a mortgage broker we hear on a regular basis. While financial jargon terrifies most people, Switcher Mortgages are nothing to be scared of. In fact they are great for an awful lot of home owners.

By |2021-11-29T10:32:08+01:00November 26th, 2021|Mortgages|Comments Off on Switcher Mortgages in Ireland
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