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In case it’s relevant, AIB has just reduced their green mortgage rates -
AIB cuts mortgage rates in move that is hoped will spur rivals to follow suit
AIB has cut some of its mortgage rates in a move that consumers hope will prompt its rivals to also reduce lending rates.m.independent.ie
For sure.I was shocked at how high this had gone considering it was 2.1% less than 2 years ago.
For sure.
I remember suggesting a couple of years ago that we might well look back at those cheap fixed rates with some envy.
Key Post - Should borrowers with trackers consider fixing? (General guidelines)
It seems increasingly likely that we are going to see a series of rate hikes by the ECB in the near future. According to Philip Lane, ECB chief economist - "I think it’s clear that at some point we’re going to be moving rates, not just once, but over time, in a sequence." If the ECB raise the...www.askaboutmoney.com
The loan would be 500k over 35 years.
My fear is not the cost of switching in four years but rather the concern that we may not be able to switch if our circumstances changed (health or employment) or due to macro factors like a credit crunch etc
Perhaps I am overthinking this massively but I am trying to look at the best option for the life of the mortgage, if we somehow could not switch.
I referring to the key post here where Brendan recommends avoiding gimmicky/unfair lenders that do not offer best rates to existing customers https://www.askaboutmoney.com/threads/mortgage-rates-tables-for-all-lenders.231712/
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