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Perplexed888
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Bank of Ireland (ref Irish Times Business section -page 1 Oct 14th 2011) have decided to renegage on 'business' mortgage rates that were meant to track the Euribor rate. For three years I have been paying Euribor + 1 % interest on a mortgage for a premises. The government messed me up by reducing the amount of interest relief against tax from 100% to 70%. Now I have to earn much more just to service my mortgage.
This week BOI anounce that they have decided to move 'some business clients' off the Euribor + rate onto a new in-house computation which effectively means an increase of 0.7%. This inrease will also only have 70% allowable against tax.
Has anybody else recieved this notification? Can they do this? Whats to stop them raising it again next week? Surely a fixed rate set for the life of the mortgage should not be so easy to reset just when it suits the bank?
Perplexed888
This week BOI anounce that they have decided to move 'some business clients' off the Euribor + rate onto a new in-house computation which effectively means an increase of 0.7%. This inrease will also only have 70% allowable against tax.
Has anybody else recieved this notification? Can they do this? Whats to stop them raising it again next week? Surely a fixed rate set for the life of the mortgage should not be so easy to reset just when it suits the bank?
Perplexed888