Big Ulster and KBC switch could be ‘catastrophic’ for those that dally
More than one million current and deposit accounts must find new homes
More than one million current and deposit accounts must find new homes
Consumer advocate warns Ulster Bank customers may become ‘prisoners’ of PTSB
‘Don’t leave it to the last minute’ is advice to existing customers
Brendan Burgess of the Fair Mortgage Rates Campaign urges people to shop around
Regulator indicates intention to propose ban on specific industry practice – price walking
Agenda: ‘Unemployment is a lagging indicator in any recession because businesses will hang on for as long as they can before failing’
Call comes ahead of Government meeting with banks on extending mortgage breaks
Call comes ahead of Government meeting with banks to discuss extension of Covid related mortgage breaks
About 26,000 people are 720 days or more behind with their home-loan repayments
Some 5,900 people will benefit with payments of between €10,000 and €15,000
Bank continued to apply Covid-19 concession despite confusion over communications
Opinion: Government should focus on mortgage rates as Irish borrowers pay €300 more a month than the rest of the euro zone
Bank’s refusal to put customers back on trackers keeps the scandal alive
Bank started legal proceedings against 400 mortgage holders without first issuing letters
Lender argues rate would have been prohibitively high in any event
Explainer: AIB has to set aside a further €300m for expected compensation claims
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Central Bank figures show growth in mortgage lending driven by fixed-rate mortgages
Central Bank report this week said 99 families lost their homes as a result of being denied a low-cost mortgage rate by their lender post the crash
Lender insists every effort made to engage with borrowers before deciding to sell loans
Brendan Burgess says deals should be struck to help borrowers clear mortgage arrears
Irish firm comes up with plan to deal with 28,000 mortgages in long-term arrears
Arizun launches sale-and-leaseback scheme for people who don’t qualify for State support
Ireland has average mortgage rate of 3.04% compared to EU average of 1.79%
Lack of evictions forces banks to pass on costs to performing loans, consumer advocate says
Project Glas mortgages and restructured loan sale may make PTSB a takeover target
The answer is yes, but if you are faced with a penalty, the decision on whether or not you switch to a lower cost product will depend on how much you will save by doing so
More than half of the portfolio includes buy-to-lets with average arrears of €32,000
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