Bank of Ireland puts pressure on fixed rates

Bank of Ireland is deliberately keeping variable mortgage rates high in a bid to force costumers to chose fixed rates an Oireachtas Committee has heard.
Bank of Ireland puts pressure on fixed rates

The bank’s chief executive Richie Boucher admitted the lender is “deliberately incentivising customers to move to fixed rates”.

Appearing before the Finance Committee Mr Boucher was accused of “treating people badly” by committee chairman John McGuinness.

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