I'm looking at taking out a new mortgage (less than 250,000
and less than 60% LTV).
My 2 best options look to be AIB tracker or BOSI tracker.
On this link from the BOSI site, I found the following:
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"For loans less than or equal to € 250,000 and up to 60% of the property value, the rate will be 1.25% above European Base Rate."
In the table on the same page, the rate is listed as 3.75 % (ECB Base 2.5 + 1.25 = 3.75).
For AIB, I haven't found on their site the rate that their tracker is above the ECB base rate. On the following page, the tracker rate is given as 3.5 %
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- Is the AIB tracker only 1 % above the ECB base rate ? (I thought AIB and BOSI would be closer together in the margin by which they track the base rate).
- Or is it possible that their tracker hasn't been adjusted upwards to take account of the most recent ECB rate rise on March 8th (The AIB page is dated 12th April) ?
http://www.ecb.eu/stats/monetary/rates/html/index.en.html
and less than 60% LTV).
My 2 best options look to be AIB tracker or BOSI tracker.
On this link from the BOSI site, I found the following:
[broken link removed]
"For loans less than or equal to € 250,000 and up to 60% of the property value, the rate will be 1.25% above European Base Rate."
In the table on the same page, the rate is listed as 3.75 % (ECB Base 2.5 + 1.25 = 3.75).
For AIB, I haven't found on their site the rate that their tracker is above the ECB base rate. On the following page, the tracker rate is given as 3.5 %
[broken link removed],
- Is the AIB tracker only 1 % above the ECB base rate ? (I thought AIB and BOSI would be closer together in the margin by which they track the base rate).
- Or is it possible that their tracker hasn't been adjusted upwards to take account of the most recent ECB rate rise on March 8th (The AIB page is dated 12th April) ?
http://www.ecb.eu/stats/monetary/rates/html/index.en.html