Current Mortgage Apr Rates

Fixed-rate mortgage with fixed interest rate for 2 years

Loans with a value of up to 60% - interest 2.99%. The interest rates for this kind of loans are set for 2 years from the beginning of your mortgage. Thereafter, the interest rates for the remainder of the maturity period return to our floating default interest rates. The interest currently stands at 4.74%.

Interest rates are floating and are subject to review by the Board of Directors as an integrated part of ongoing discussions on plans, budgets and products. The interest rates for all our mortgage loans are determined each day on a reduced net base. You can repossess your home if you do not maintain your mortgage payments.

Mortgages at interest rates | Ulster Bank

After the end of the interest fixing term, what happens? Have your tariff converted to our variable standard tariff. Since the Standard Floating Interest Rates are not tied to the Bank of England's basic interest rates, the interest rates can rise and fall at any given moment, even if the Bank of England's basic interest rates do not soften.

Select another fixed-rate mortgage for a specific timeframe. There may be a charge for the products, according to which mortgage you select. Which mortgage can be chosen?

Default Variable Ratio

Recently, the Bank of England altered the key interest rate. There is no need to call us, if a modification of the standard set of variables is decided, the affected clients will be notified in due course. Where is the distinction between an SVR and a trackers mortgage? The Bank of England Base Rate (BBR) pursues a variable-rate mortgage.

That means that the rates increase or decrease according to the changes in the BBR. Standard Variable Rate of Interest (SVR) is fixed by the Bank of Ireland Group and is subject to variation throughout the year. When the SVR changes and you are affected, we will send you a letter confirming your new month's payments and when they begin.

If the SVR changes, what happens to my SVR pay? When the SVR drops, your montly payments will be reduced accordingly. If the SVR were to rise, however, your payments would rise. If the SVR rises and my new money becomes prohibitive, what should I do?