Still value to be found by switching your mortgage despite rising interest rates
With energy bills at record levels and food inflation at close to 10%, the last thing households need is rising mortgage rates.
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SUBSCRIBELast week, AIB became the first of the main pillar banks to raise interest rates adding 0.5% to its fixed-rate products. Bank of Ireland and Permanent TSB are expected to follow with similar increases.
Non-bank mortgage lender, Finance Ireland had already taken the extraordinary decision to raise its three and five-year fixed rates by a full 2% for new customers in response to the increases by the European Central Bank (ECB).
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