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Ahead of a significant pick-up in switching activity which is expected in the coming months, borrowers are being urged to weigh up their mortgage options carefully and to compare the long-term costs of mortgages across the market so they get the best deal when moving to another lender or staying with their existing one.

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New mortgage lender MoCo, has been revolutionising the nation's home-loan markets by announcing that it would be prepared to issue mortgages that people can pay off until age 80.

In the past 12 months, DNG Maxwell Heaslip and Leonard’s residential sales division has had another promising and positive year, listing circa 230 properties across Galway city and county. With 92 per cent selling in the first four weeks of going to the market and more than 60 per cent of them achieving figures above their initial guide prices, they continue to show why they are the leading agents in the west of Ireland.

Welcoming the initiative by Banking & Payments Federation Ireland for mortgage holders who want to switch lenders but have had credit issues in the past, Brokers Ireland, a participant in assisting those seeking to switch their mortgages said now is a good time to remind mortgage holders running into difficulty to reach out for help before falling into arrears.

The Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage, Deputy Darragh O’Brien, has launched an information campaign encouraging those looking to purchase a new or second-hand home or build their own home to consider applying for a Local Authority Home Loan.

Local Fianna Fáil Deputy, Robert Troy, is encouraging those looking to purchase a new or second-hand home or build their own home to consider applying for a Local Authority Home Loan.

Responding to the most recent Central Bank Retail Interest Rates publication for April, showing Ireland at a weighted average interest rate of 3.63 percent in April, 0.6 percent ahead of the euro area average, Brokers Ireland said the Irish market is now in worrying territory for both aspiring and existing borrowers.

Responding to the recent ECB interest rate increase of 0.5 percent, Brokers Ireland said this, the sixth increase since July last, brings the rate to 3.50 percent, and would add a total of €640 a month to a €330,000 mortgage on a 1.25 tracker rate.

Responding to the recent Central Bank Retail Interest Rates publication for January, Brokers Ireland said while the weighted average interest rate on new Irish mortgages is almost a quarter percentage point (0.23 percent) lower than the euro area average as a whole it is showing increased upward momentum, having risen 24 basis points in one month, from 12 the previous month.