S SteelBlue05 Guest 14 Nov 2005 #21 casiopea said: I agree with you there, I believe they're going up, I think theyve just gone up in germany. . Click to expand... I thought interest rates were all determined by the European Central Bank rather than EU countries determining their own?
casiopea said: I agree with you there, I believe they're going up, I think theyve just gone up in germany. . Click to expand... I thought interest rates were all determined by the European Central Bank rather than EU countries determining their own?
C casiopea Registered User Messages 381 14 Nov 2005 #22 yes i believe so too? Sorry, I see my typo, that should have said switzerland. Not germany.
C CoffeeBrew Registered User Messages 40 14 Nov 2005 #23 I think in Ireland today both renting and buying carry risks and it comes down to making up your own mind. In countries where interest rates have already risen, the decision to rent can be a little bit easier to make: http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/mortgages/house-prices/article.html?in_article_id=403668&in_page_id=57
I think in Ireland today both renting and buying carry risks and it comes down to making up your own mind. In countries where interest rates have already risen, the decision to rent can be a little bit easier to make: http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/mortgages/house-prices/article.html?in_article_id=403668&in_page_id=57