Thinking of buying a home? If so, you probably already have a budget to help you keep track of the costs around your purchase, particularly if you plan to make changes to your new home, such as repainting or remodelling. Buying a home however can
There’s no hiding the very real impact the rocketing rate of inflation is having on living costs right now. According to EY Ireland Chief Economist Neil Young, inflation grew three times faster in the final three months of 2021 that in the previous two years.[1]
To switch or not to switch – if you’re paying more than 3% interest on your current mortgage, then there really is no other answer than to switch! Hennelly Finance is delighted to now be among an exclusive network of advisors offering access to one
Much has been made in the media lately about the meteoric rise in house prices throughout Ireland. If you have been thinking about buying a home, now is the ideal time to act before prices go up even further. With housing prices up by 5.55%
With the Central Bank reporting savings on deposit at a record high in Ireland – an average of some €33,566 per adult – there are a host of challenges in 2021 for savers. Rather than being rewarded for saving money, savers are finding themselves
Ireland’s mortgage market is certainly in different shape to what it was even a few years ago and many people are now feeling much more optimistic about applying for a home loan. The market’s growth in 2017 is already look positive and the Central Bank’s
If you’re thinking about applying for a home loan, there are a number of things you can do to save yourself time, money and stress when it comes to the loan application process. Your mortgage broker can help guide you through this process, but to
Switch and save to claim your discount of up to 15%. If you took out mortgage protection or life cover during the Celtic Tiger period, you may be paying way over the odds for your policy today. The good news is that you can do
Six years after the property market fell off the cliff, the Central Bank of Ireland has finally published a set of rules to limit the amounts that people can borrow for home loans. They are designed to ensure prudent lending as the property market here