I am surprised you did not get any responces to this question before now! I think after nama up and running for a while banks will likely increase rates. However the German economy is not doing to well at the moment so ECB rates are unlikly to rise while this remains. Then again I am no economist!
I am surprised you did not get any responces to this question before now! I think after nama up and running for a while banks will likely increase rates. However the German economy is not doing to well at the moment so ECB rates are unlikly to rise while this remains. Then again I am no economist!
I don't think that an ECB freeze on interest rates will keep rates down here. Ask anyone who has a mortgage with PTSB! Banks need money badly at the moment and one sure way of getting it is by increasing rates on borrowings made by "safe" customers/clients. But I wouldn't bet on deposit rates increasing by the same amount....
I don't think that an ECB freeze on interest rates will keep rates down here. Ask anyone who has a mortgage with PTSB! Banks need money badly at the moment and one sure way of getting it is by increasing rates on borrowings made by "safe" customers/clients. But I wouldn't bet on deposit rates increasing by the same amount....
If / When AIB and others increase mortgage rates before an ECB increase, do they have to give a certain amount of notice before the rates are changed?
I am on standard variable and plan to move to the 5 year fixed. The fixed rate is currently 3.86%. Will I be given time to contact AIB to change to 3.86% before it increases or do I have to time it myself?
If / When AIB and others increase mortgage rates before an ECB increase, do they have to give a certain amount of notice before the rates are changed?
I am on standard variable and plan to move to the 5 year fixed. The fixed rate is currently 3.86%. Will I be given time to contact AIB to change to 3.86% before it increases or do I have to time it myself?