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Mortgage Switching activity has decreased by 80pc in 2023 despite the savings available from switching almost doubling to €591 per month or over €7,000 per annum.
Front page news for our Q2 Irish Independent doddl.ie mortgage switching Index, here’s what we have to say.
Green mortgage rates are available to first time buyers, movers and switchers where BER of the home is B3 or above. All new builds will have an A rating so all eligible.
Householders rolling off fixed rates could be needlessly overpaying almost €16,000 in the next three years on the average mortgage if they do not make the right choice about their next move, an expert has warned.
As a follow on from our interview with Claire Byrne, we share some information on mortgage switching and highlight the importance of reviewing your mortgage rate.
As fixed-rate mortgages come to an end, Irish homeowners could see an immediate payment increase of up to €489 per month, according to the latest doddl.ie Mortgage Switching Index.
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