Brendan Burgess
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Ulster Bank is officially closing to new business from this Friday 29th October. They have been effectively closed since they announced their intention to close.
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Their existing fixed rates are lower than the market average and certainly lower than permanent tsb which is planning to buy them.
I can't see Ulster Bank reducing these rates in response to market movements, but I wonder might they increase them or just withdraw them and then when fixed rates end, people would end up on the very high variable rates.
I doubt it as they probably don't want their customers to switch to other lenders.
Brendan
Time to switch? Ulster Bank and KBC push ahead with plans to exit Irish market
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Their existing fixed rates are lower than the market average and certainly lower than permanent tsb which is planning to buy them.
I can't see Ulster Bank reducing these rates in response to market movements, but I wonder might they increase them or just withdraw them and then when fixed rates end, people would end up on the very high variable rates.
I doubt it as they probably don't want their customers to switch to other lenders.
Brendan