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from the beginning of July 2009, [broken link removed] to new applicants

[broken link removed] ..from the beginning of July 2009, it’s no longer available to new applicants. The current economic climate means that securing credit is becoming increasingly difficult for many people. At RaboDirect we want to be able to meet customers expectations in terms of the...

Why you need to change your insurance policy if you are not increasing the mortgage? If you are on a good deal then you should keep that policy in place and simply change the interested party on the policy...

Had a quick look and found the following article which suggests that savings are negligible if you go bi-monthly payments. The "savings" occur when you switch to fortnightly payments and this is because you are making 26 repayments a year as opposed to 24. But surely you have to instruct the...

AIB allow weekly, fortnightly or monthly repayments.

It appears those rates apply to everyone not just switchers, some sample news coverage here: AIB lowers tracker mortgage margins RTE.ie, Ireland - 22 hours ago AIB says it has dropped the margins on its mortgage tracker rates, which shadow the European Central Bank's main interest...

Have you considered Budapest? [broken link removed] For NI prices look here: http://askaboutmoney.com/showthread.php?t=16668

Marble, tell AIB to put you on their 3.3% tracker (3.14% if your mortgage is over €250,000) pending a valuation. Thanks DaveD for the clarification, I'll let you know how I get on.

Did AIB look for a new valuation or will they take your word? Are you dealing with your local branch or directly with head office?

Is mileage the only factor in changing the timing belt? I've heard of a few VW owners that had their timing belts go quite a bit short of the 60K mark. Mine is about 35K but the car is 5 1/2 years old now... Also should I still keep taking my car to a VW dealer for servicing? Surely there's a...

The fnac.com shipping charges are very high. I have used www.amazon.fr several times and was happy. Amazon actually remembers your details across all stores, so far I've used .com .co.uk and .fr.. The free shipping to french addresses is good, shame we don't have an www.amazon.ie yet ;-)