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IRISH MORTGAGE INTEREST RATES


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Lenders are losing money on Tracker Mortgages which have a fixed add-on rate to the European Central Bank benchmark rate of 4%. Because of the credit crisis and the resultant high inter-bank rate, some lenders have raised the rates applying to trackers and it is expected that the mortgage type will be phased out. For more information click here.

ECB rates rose to 4.25% on July 03, 2008.

The base rate for trackers has increased by 2% since December 2005.

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