Finance Ireland, the country’s largest non-bank lender, has once again raised the cost of its mortgage loans.
The firm will increase the rate on its three-year fixed mortgage products by 0.75 per cent while the rate on its five-year fixed mortgage products will increase by 0.5 per cent. The changes will apply from Thursday, March 16. The company said borrowers who have already received a loan offer at a lower rate by the effective date ...
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Finance Ireland hikes interest rates on fixed mortgagesBorrowers who have received loan offers have until April 17th to close on current rates via IrishTimesBiz
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