Boston Guinness
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Hi guys
Just a quick question on behalf of my daughter. She's buying her first house and has received a mortgage quote from Permanent TSB. The bank have advised her that the best mortgage for her would be a 3 year fixed rate at 4.90%. I note their APR rate is actually 3.8%. From reading the financial papers, it's expected that the mortgage rates in Ireland should start going down this year due to decreased inflation issues. My own view is that she should go for the APR rate mortgage and then (hopefully) if the rates go down over the next year or so, fix her mortgage rate at that time.
Would appreciate anyone else's opinion and understand nobody has a crystal ball but just trying to make sure she's not paying over the odds going forward. Thanks!
Just a quick question on behalf of my daughter. She's buying her first house and has received a mortgage quote from Permanent TSB. The bank have advised her that the best mortgage for her would be a 3 year fixed rate at 4.90%. I note their APR rate is actually 3.8%. From reading the financial papers, it's expected that the mortgage rates in Ireland should start going down this year due to decreased inflation issues. My own view is that she should go for the APR rate mortgage and then (hopefully) if the rates go down over the next year or so, fix her mortgage rate at that time.
Would appreciate anyone else's opinion and understand nobody has a crystal ball but just trying to make sure she's not paying over the odds going forward. Thanks!