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90,000 could be in line for lower mortgage rate following surge in house prices Article: www.independent.ie Doddl.ie managing director Martina Hennessy. Photo: Conor McCabe Photography   Surging house prices over the last two years mean that thousands of homeowners are unexpectedly eligible for lower mortgage

Mortgage interest rates are at historic lows, but are set to rise. So now is the time to look at switching to fixed rates which could potentially cut €111,900 off the cost of a €300,000 mortgage over a 25-year term Article: www.independent.ie Mortgage interest rates

Article: www.independent.ie There has been a surge in the number of people switching mortgages to take advantage of better competition in the market. The numbers approved to move their mortgage were up sharply in November when compared with the same month in 2020, the Banking and

Spend less and better: 10 ways to save money in January Article: www.irishtimes.com Pricewatch: There’s quite a stretch until the next pay day, so here’s a few cost-cutting tips. Assuming you were last paid a couple of days before Christmas and won’t get paid again

You could save €5k by doing two simple things – and Irish working from home could pocket even more Article: www.thesun.ie IRISH households could save up to €5,000 by doing two simple things, a mortgage switching expert as revealed. Doddl Managing Director, Martina Hennessy has

What financial advisers want for Christmas Article: www.irishtimes.com Hopes for the new year include financial literacy in schools and return of rent credit. Martina Hennessy: ‘My wish is that 2022 would be the year that the Irish mortgage holder chooses their own financial wellbeing over

Article: www.independent.ie Question We are a couple who are saving for our first home. We both kept our jobs and full pay during the pandemic so we managed to save more than expected in lockdown and find ourselves ready to buy sooner than we had

Article: www.independent.ie Mortgage switching has hit an all-time high as homeowners seek to cut thousands of euro from their annual payments. They are seeking to benefit from enhanced competition in the home-loans market. New figures show the number of approvals for mortgage switchers increased by over

Enhanced competition in the home loan market has driven a 36% increase in approvals for mortgage switching in a year, the highest figure on record. Article: www.independent.ie House prices have risen by almost 1.5 percent over three months according to the quarter-four Real Estate Alliance

Mortgage advice company doddl.ie says switching in Irish market has hit record levels Article: www.irishtimes.com Doddl.ie noted Avant Money and ICS Mortgages were currently offering fixed rates of 1.95% if applicants have a loan-to-value of less than 60%. Photograph: iStock Homeowners could save more than