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Finance Ireland Reduce Mortgage Interest Rates

Oates Breheny Group is an approved broker for all lenders in the Irish mortgage market and is pleased to report that Finance Ireland has reduced interest rates for three and five-year fixed rate mortgages in a response to lower market funding rates in recent weeks. The move sees all three and five year fixed rate […]

Mortgage Interest Relief Scheme

The Mortgage Interest Tax Credit (MITC) was announced in Budget 2024. Customers can claim a tax credit on the increase in mortgage interest they paid in 2023 over the mortgage interest they paid in 2022. This was introduced to support customers who have been impacted by mortgage rate increases since July 2022. The tax relief, […]

Oates Breheny Group selected as an exclusive broker for MoCo Mortgages

MoCo, which is owned by Austrian bank Bawag, will add some much-needed competition in the Irish home-loans market. The new lender’s deals are only available through mortgage brokers and are available for homebuyers across the country. MoCo’s minimum mortgage level is €125,000.  Oates Breheny Group is delighted to announce that we are one of a […]

First Home Scheme – Supporting Home Ownership

Under the First Home Scheme (FHS), the Government, in partnership with participating lenders, has introduced a shared equity scheme to help buyers bridge the gap between their deposit and mortgage, and the price of their new home. The FHS can fund up to 30% of the market value of a new property. This amount is reduced to 20% if the […]

Opening Doors for First Time Buyers

If you are a First Time Buyer, there are a number of great supports available that you may not know of. The government has put some very attractive schemes in place that assist the various types of first time buyers in the market. It can be a particularly stressful time for first time buyers with […]

Switching your Mortgage the Easy Way

Switching your mortgage to another provider can help you to make substantial savings over the lifetime of your mortgage. You now have the option of a straight switch and release money for works or even switch and release money to consolidate debt. Click here to check out this excellent article in the Irish Times showing […]