But you don't have to switch. You could also pick the best available rate available with your lender. Which is why Brendan suggests avoiding PTSB - they're rates for existing customers are not as good as rates you'll get elsewhere.I just want to understand that even by leaving as soon as the Fixed Period expires, will I still feel an effect of the relatively poor run off rates that apply post fixed period?
If I am happy that I will probably go through the exercise again at the end of the fixed period,
BOI used to do this but haven't heard of AIB offering any retention deal. Give them a ring and see, nothing to lose.Thanks Brendan and RedOnion..
Any precedent or chance of AIB trying to sweeten the deal with me to retain my custom if I call up and say that I'm close to switching away etc?
or are mortgages too heavily regulated for that sort of thing?!
BOI used to do this but haven't heard of AIB offering any retention deal.
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