ECB rate cut: What does it mean for Irish mortgage holders and how much will they save?
Borrowers on variable rates and those coming off fixed rates or looking for a new mortgage may have to wait for any benefit
Borrowers on variable rates and those coming off fixed rates or looking for a new mortgage may have to wait for any benefit
Several mortgage lenders cut their fixed rates in advance of well-flagged move
Unsecured loans can be useful, but be wary of the terms and conditions
ECB may have stopped raising rates but mortgage rates are likely to fall only slowly and energy and grocery prices remain elevated
Interest rates may be rising, but so too is demand for personal lending
European Central Bank set to increase rates for ninth time in a row on Thursday, taking main rate to 4.25%
Eurostat’s annual price survey pinpoints Ireland as the most expensive state in the EU
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Natural gas hitting lows not seen since September 2021 but consumers’ bills remain high
Central Bank figures find Ireland had third lowest rates in euro zone but only because savers are subsidising borrowers
Central Bank figures suggest Irish mortgage rates are third lowest in euro zone but ECB hikes are starting to bite
Head of Bonkers.ie warns of potential impact if ECB raises rates amid soaring inflation
Energy provider says electricity and gas prices will rise by 27% and 29%
Devices record switch from day to night time electricity, triggering possible savings on bills
Offering lowest rates to all could work against consumers, says price comparison expert
Despite new rules, policies will remain cheapest for those who shop around
Consumers warned other domestic energy providers will follow suit in volatile market
Every other company on the market will have to follow suit, sooner rather than later
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Latest CSO figures show prices rose 5.4% last year – the biggest increase since 2001
Households will pay an average €11.55 a month more for electricity and €12.60 for gas
Central Bank says it does not plan to loosen restrictions
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Supplier blames rising wholesale charges for move
Irish average of 2.8% compares with euro zone average of 1.27%
ESB subsidiary blames wholesale charges for decision to raise electricity and gas costs
Increases will see just over €100 a year added to the average household’s annual bills
‘Body blow’ for consumers could see higher rates on mortgages and loans
Customers rarely change accounts, but as costs go up here are the options if you do
Contactless transactions to cost consumers one cent each as bank changes fee structure
Rates are falling and lenders are keen to offer better deals – it’s easier than you think
‘The main thing to consider is the interest rate. Don’t get blind-sided by special offers’
KBC Bank latest to announce cuts to deposit rates in further blow to Irish savers
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