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Whether you’re looking to buy your first home, remortgage to save money or move home our mortgage comparisons make it easy to find the best mortgage rates.
With our mortgage comparison calculators you can find out how much you can borrow, what your monthly repayments might look like, and what cashback or incentives are available from Ireland’s leading mortgage lenders.
Our in depth mortgage guides are also on hand to guide you through the process from start to finish, whether that’s explaining how to prepare for a mortgage application, what insurance you need to get sorted or how stamp duty works.
There are several different types of mortgages, and we have dedicated comparisons for the following:
Once your initial mortgage deal ends you’ll usually move onto your lender’s standard variable rate. This is often more expensive than the lowest mortgage rates so switching to a cheaper deal could save you hundreds of euro in interest alone.
Our guide on how to switch to a better mortgage deal explains how to choose the right mortgage deal for your circumstances, and you can compare the best switcher mortgage deals here.
It’s likely that you’ll need some sort of deposit but you may not need the full minimum deposit, if you meet all the other lending criteria.
The Central Bank allocates a percentage of mortgages that can have a deposit lower than the minimum, at the lender’s discretion. The allocation is for the year, and once it’s been used up, no further exceptions can be made.
Find out more about these guidelines and exceptions in our guide: How much can you borrow with a mortgage?
You’ll need to save for a deposit and find out how much you can borrow.
Next, you should:
Having an AIP enables you to start your property search and offer on potential homes. Once your offer has been accepted, you can get a formal mortgage offer letter by providing the lender with all the documentation needed.
This can depend on both the lender and you, and whether you’re moving home, remortgaging, or switching your mortgage.
You can usually get an Approval in Principle (AIP) within 10 working days, but a mortgage offer will take longer, depending on the situation. If you’re remortgaging or switching lenders, it usually takes a few weeks.
If you’re buying a property, it can take several months from when you apply for a mortgage, to when it’s finalised.
This is because you have to find a property to buy, and in that time, the interest rates available may have changed. You’ll also have to produce all the up to date documentation needed.
Reading our guide: How to prepare for a mortgage application could help to speed up the process.
This depends on several things, including your:
Our guide: How much can you borrow with a mortgage? breaks down the rules on borrowing.
Yes, there are some Government schemes available that could help to reduce costs. Details about each of them can be found on our first time buyer page.
