Setforlife
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Drew down with PTSB last week on 3.7% for 3 years. Not so great timing. I will give them a call anyway to chance my arm but won't be expecting much.More reasonable headline than the article itself, lowest rate of 3pc is now competitive if you have the LTV.
PTSB said its four-year fixed rate for loan-to-value (LTV) of less than 60pc would now be a market-leading 3pc.
The most significant reductions of up to 0.95 points apply to the five-year and seven-year fixed-term products, with rates from 3.8pc for LTV of 60pc to 80pc for mortgages up to €250,000.
You’ll be able to move with a break fee - ring them in a week or so when it’s calmed down and they’ll give you the figure and you can run the numbers.Drew down with PTSB last week on 3.7% for 3 years. Not so great timing. I will give them a call anyway to chance my arm but won't be expecting much.
are you sure BOI allowed this in a falling interest rate environment?Bank of Ireland used to let you change from one fixed rate to another mid-cycle. Does PTSB definitely charge a break fee even when you're staying with them on a new rate of at least as long a duration?
Is there not a 14 day cooling off period on that transaction/contract ?Drew down with PTSB last week on 3.7% for 3 years. Not so great timing. I will give them a call anyway to chance my arm but won't be expecting much.
Agreed, it read like a press release rather than a news report which is why I didn’t use the new title for the thread and now that we can actually see the rates we can see it was purely a press release printed as news, reporter should be ashamed of themselves.PTSB Mortgage Rates
PTSB finally published their rates, bit disappointed after journo’s were saying they’d be available to new and existing customers that the headline 3% rate is only for new business. 3.35% the best rate for existing customers for a green 3- or 5-year fix.
Tbh, it was a confusing farce of a press release on Wednesday.
Tbh, the PTSB PR person should too, it was ridiculously opaque. Some rates might change by some amount!Agreed, it read like a press release rather than a news report which is why I didn’t use the new title for the thread and now that we can actually see the rates we can see it was purely a press release printed as news, reporter should be ashamed of themselves.
More reasonable headline than the article itself, lowest rate of 3pc is now competitive if you have the LTV.
PTSB said its four-year fixed rate for loan-to-value (LTV) of less than 60pc would now be a market-leading 3pc.
The most significant reductions of up to 0.95 points apply to the five-year and seven-year fixed-term products, with rates from 3.8pc for LTV of 60pc to 80pc for mortgages up to €250,000.
PTSB cuts mortgage rates for fourth time in move expected to be copied by rivals
PTSB is to introduce large cuts in mortgage rates next week, a move that will probably spur its rivals to respond.www.independent.ie
Just to follow up. I called PTSB earlier today. They checked and there was no breakage fee to move to the 3.55%. The operator put me on hold twice to double check twice and came back twice to confirm the lower rate could be accessed with no fee.
I had only drawn down last Friday so 3 year fixed at 3.7%Do you mind saying what rate and how long you had left? I had called a few months ago and was quoted 10k
I wonder were you in a cool off period so? I’ll call Monday and see the damage!I had only drawn down last Friday so 3 year fixed at 3.7%
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