How Irish homeowners could save €3,600 a year by making mortgage switch – all your questions answered about making the move
Looser Central Bank rules, generous Help to Buy grants for first-time buyers – but trader uppers are being left out in the cold
Fiona Reddan
Carton Wood, Maynooth. A first time buyer would need a deposit of just €14,750 to buy a three-bed semi-detached house worth €295,000. Someone trading up on the other hand would need to come up with a significantly higher deposit of €59,000.
MORTGAGE brokers MyMortgages.ie have said that despite the Central Banks recent efforts to highlight the benefits of mortgage switching to consumers, the majority holders remain unaware of the potential savings that exist and of their eligibility to switch lenders.
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