Couple challenges if banks can hike mortgage interest rates

The High Court has asked the Financial Services Ombudsman if a bank is allowed to increase mortgage interest rates at times when the rates set by the European Central Bank are historically low.

Couple challenges if banks can hike mortgage interest rates

The High Court has asked the Financial Services Ombudsman if a bank is allowed to increase mortgage interest rates at times when the rates set by the European Central Bank are historically low.

It has come about from a case taken by Kenneth and Donna Millar, who have seven mortgages with Danske Bank - all on standard variable interest rates - dating back to 2005.

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