Moving Home? A Smart Move Starts with the Right Mortgage
Whether you’re upsizing, downsizing or relocating, we’ll make sure your next mortgage suits your new chapter.
We check more than 100 Rates from Ireland’s Leading Lenders including
Here’s what to expect when changing homes – and how to make your mortgage move with you.
Timing Is Everything
Coordinating your sale and purchase can be tricky. We’ll help you structure your mortgage approval and timelines so everything lines up – whether you’re buying before or after selling.
Moving While Retaining Your Current Home
If you plan to buy and not sell your current home, this is possible, and we’ll walk you through options available.
Your Equity Matters
The equity in your current home can be used as your deposit for the next one. We’ll help you calculate how much you can borrow – and what that means for your monthly repayments.
Lending Rules Still Apply
Even if you’ve had a mortgage before, the Central Bank lending rules still apply: 10% deposit required, max. borrowing of 3.5x income (there are exceptions), and you need to provide updated documents – just like a new buyer.
Green Mortgage Rates
Buying an energy-efficient home (BER B3 or better)? You could qualify for lower interest rates through green mortgage offers.
best rates as of today
August 20th 2026On certain mortgages, rates affect change, and the rate is set at the date of mortgage draw-down.
Lowest Fixed
3%Ireland’s fixed mortgage rate available today.
Lowest Variable
3.47%Ireland’s variable mortgage rate available today.
Long Term Fixed
30yearsIreland’s longest fixed-term mortgage available today.
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Whether you’re building from scratch, moving home, switching lenders, or investing, we’ve got you covered.
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Warning: If you do not keep up your repayments you may lose your home.
Warning: You may have to pay charges if you pay off a fixed-rate loan early.
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Warning: Your interest rate may increase and the amount of your mortgage repayments may increase as a result.