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Interest rate hikes hit low income households and tracker loan holders most

Households on lower incomes are now spending an average of 40.8 per cent of their earnings on mortgage repayments ....

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ECB decision good news for mortgage holders

ECB decision good news for mortgage holders
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Where next for interest rates as ECB pauses?

Where next for interest rates as ECB pauses?
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Irish mortgage rates surge back above euro zone average - Central Bank

New home loan customers hit with rates in March that were 0.62 of a percentage point up on what was available just one month earlier ....

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Ireland, along with Greece, endures the highest mortgage rates in EU

Ireland, along with Greece, endures the highest mortgage rates in EU
Overall trend appears to be downward, albeit very, very slowly
The only meagre consolation here is that our average interest rates fell by 0.11% in the year to last November. Picture: Pexel
Fri, 22 Jan, 2021 - 10:56
John Hearne
Who pays the highest mortgage rates in the EU? We do, together with the Greeks.
According to the Central Bank of Ireland’s latest interest rate bulleting released this week the average interest rate on new mortgages agreed in November was 2.79%. That’s over twice the EU average of 1.31%.
Just to give you some idea of what’s available elsewhere: Last summer, Jyske Bank in Denmark launched the world’s first negative interest rate mortgage. Homeowners who take out a 10-year fixed mortgage make their repayment as usual, but the total borrowed actually reduces by more than the borrower has paid. ....

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