Mortgage Advice

If you are buying a house or other property in Dublin, it is vital that you shop around to get the best financing deal. A mortgage, whether it’s a home purchase, a refinancing, or a home equity loan, is a product just like a car and so the price and terms may be negotiable. It is a good idea to compare all the costs involved in obtaining a mortgage. Shopping around, comparing prices and negotiating the best deal may save you thousands of euros in the long run. 

Links and Resources

• Daft.ie
  Daft.ie provide a good list of Q&A on the cost and different types of mortgages you can obtain. The amount that you can borrow will vary greatly from institution to institution. more »
• Dublin City Council
  The Mortgage Allowance Scheme is an allowance given to a tenant or tenant purchasers of a Local Authority or tenants of a Voluntary Housing Association who surrender their properties ... more »
• IIB Homeloans
  Here you can find a complete glossary of mortgage terms. The Consumer Credit Act defines APR as 'the total cost of credit to the consumer, expressed as an annual percentage of the amount of credit granted'. more »
• Golden Pages
  The Golden Pages provides a comprehensive list of brokers and lenders in the Dublin region. Search results are accurately and sensibly ordered based on ranking and relevance. more »
• Moving.ie
  Here you can browse through a list of frequently asked questions and answers for all your mortgage queries. more »
• Citizens Information
  Mortgage Protection:- When you get a mortgage from a bank or building society, there is a requirement that you take out a mortgage protection policy to ensure that the mortgage is fully repaid even if you die ... more »