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Finance Ireland to raise variable mortgage rates by 0.25%

The company said on Thursday that the changes will take effect from June 12

New mortgage agreements fell by almost a third in March – CBI

Weighted average interest rates rose 62 basis points in the same month

Varadkar will ‘consider’ increasing mortgage interest relief for 300,000 households

European Central Bank set to further increase interest rates next week

EBS to raise interest rates for mortgages and deposits

The average rate increase on fixed rate mortgages is 0.59 per cent

John Walsh: The curious case of the Irish banks and the non-rising mortgage interest rates

It is worth considering why the domestic banks have chosen not to increase rates at the same pace as some non-bank lenders

Exiting Ulster Bank the latest lender to raise interest on fixed-rate mortgages

Bank is in the process of exiting the Irish market but will increase rates on two, four and seven-year fixed-rate mortgages

Ian Guider: In opposition, McGrath sought fairness for borrowers, so why not now?

The Minister for Finance must instruct the Central Bank to require that mortgage holders are not stigmatised by past credit history or by being a customer of a non-bank fund

End in sight for mortgage holders as interest rate hikes to peak in May

Monthly tracker repayments have surged as officials have increased rates in response to surging inflation

Permanent TSB announces second mortgage rate hike in two months

The lender said the rise was due to a series of price increases from the European Central Bank

Irish homeowners to keep paying high interest rates even if repossessions rise

It was thought by some that allowing home to be repossessed more easily would bring interest rates down, but Finance’s Retail Banking Review states that the move would make little difference to the cost of loans

Ulster Bank to raise fixed mortgage rates by 0.75% following ECB hikes

The lender said the decision would apply to to two, four and seven-year loans

Permanent TSB becomes the last bank to hike interest rates

Bank of Ireland and AIB have already moved in response to European rate increases

AIB - High interest rates are a return to normal

Tracker mortgage customers face higher costs following the latest European Central Bank increase

Major lender Finance Ireland suspends long-term mortgages as interest rates climb

Finance Ireland said it plans for the move to be temporary

Investors bet easing mortgage rules means higher profits for Ireland’s biggest homebuilder

Shares in Glenveagh have jumped by over 3 per cent

Central Bank governor: More interest rate hikes are on the way

The move, designed to fight inflation, will further push up the cost of mortgages