We highlight the significant savings that can be made by switching your mortgage and also look at whether those on short term fixed rates should look to break out of their fixed rate and lock into a longer term fixed rate in anticipation of expected rate increases.
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Homeowners could save €20,000 over 7 years
Surging house prices over the last two years mean that thousands of homeowners are unexpectedly eligible for lower mortgage rates.
Mortgage switching jumps ahead of banks pulling out of market
There has been a surge in the number of people switching mortgages to take advantage of better competition in the market.
10 ways to save money
There’s quite a stretch until the next pay day, so here’s a few cost-cutting tips.
Saving tips
Doddl Managing Director, Martina Hennessy has outlined two key steps for homeowners to take in 2022 to combat rising bills and living expenses and save mega bucks.
Look to the future with a new fixed-rate mortgage
New lenders are offering lengthy loans at very low rates, but you could also save thousands by switching your existing deal.
Green Mortgage Switchers could save thousands in repayments
Homeowners who are improving the energy rating of their home to B3 or above can secure one of the green rates.
Homeowners paying more than €4,000 in extra mortgage repayments every year
Homeowners can be needlessly paying an average €4,097 in extra mortgage repayments per year by not switching lenders, new research has found.
Is a fixed rate mortgage a good idea?
80% of new mortgages were drawn down on fixed rates last year. Fixed rates are lower than variable rates which is one of the reasons they are so popular right now but also mortgage holders value the security of knowing what their repayments will be and having a set monthly repayment.
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