AIB launches new green mortgage with rates starting at 3%

AIB launches new green mortgage with rates starting at 3%

AIB has unveiled a new green mortgage product with its lowest interest rates on offer, beginning at 3 per cent. This three-year fixed-rate mortgage is available to borrowers whose homes have a Building Energy Rating (BER) between A1 and A3, provided their loan-to-value (LTV) ratio is below 50 per cent. For those with LTV ratios … Read more

Payments within seconds: AIB customers to receive instant payments from January 2025

Payments within seconds: AIB customers to receive instant payments from January 2025

AIB has announced that its customers will be able to receive instant payments starting January 9, 2025. The bank is on track to meet new EU regulations that require faster payment processing across member states. This change will enable customers to receive money in their accounts within 10 seconds of a payment being initiated, even … Read more

AIB, ICS Mortgages announce cuts to mortgage rates in relief to customers

AIB, ICS Mortgages announce cuts to mortgage rates in relief to customers

Bringing relief to customers, AIB and ICS Mortgages on Thursday slashed mortgage interest rates following the European Central Bank’s decision to trim its key lending rate for the second time this year. AIB reduced its five-year Green fixed mortgage rate by 0.25 per cent. It is availabe for homes with a BER rating between A1 … Read more

AIB, Bank of Ireland now offer low-cost loans for home energy upgrades

AIB, Bank of Ireland now offer low-cost loans for home energy upgrades

AIB and Bank of Ireland have started offering low-cost loans to homeowners as part of the government-backed Home Energy Upgrade Loan Scheme. Under the scheme, homeowners, including small, non-corporate landlords, can borrow between €5,000 and €75,000 for up to 10 years with interest rates as low as 3 per cent for carrying out home energy … Read more

AIB €500m Plan

AIB’s €500m Plan to Provide 1,000 New Apartments Annually in Ireland

AIB, in collaboration with Activate Capital through the Irish Apartment Development Fund (IADF), is set to launch a groundbreaking €500 million initiative. This ambitious project aims to deliver 1,000 new apartments every year, catering to various housing needs across Ireland. The initiative will encompass mixed-tenure homes, including options for owner-occupiers, private sector rentals, cost rentals, … Read more

AIB issues fresh warnings as online banking fraud targets customers

AIB has issued a fresh warning about scam attempts by fraudsters pretending to be from the bank. The bank urged customers to remain vigilant after it received reports of ‘fake’ text messages being sent to customers appearing to be from the bank’s phone number. AIB said in a statement, “Fraudsters are targeting customers like you … Read more

297,000 personal current accounts opened in 2022 in Ireland

According to the Banking Payments Federation Ireland, 297,000 new personal current accounts opened in 2022. (BPFI). Each week, 11,000 new personal current accounts were created on average. Through June and throughout the first part of July, the number of personal current accounts grew steadily. In the four weeks that ended on July 8th, about 71,000 … Read more

Spending in pubs up 49% in February as customers spend €1.6m a day

Consumer spending in pubs during the month of February rose 49 percent as the hospitality sector returned to full capacity following two years of restrictions, according to an AIB report. On average, consumers spent €1.6 million a day in pubs through the month with those in Dublin spending €500,000 a day in pubs, more than … Read more

Ulster Bank customers will get 6 months to close their accounts; Formal letters will be sent advising necessary actions

Ulster Bank customers will get a six month period to close their accounts before the bank’s complete withdrawal from Irish Market. The 88 branches will be open for the first half of 2022 and serve the customers regarding their account closure, Ulster Bank CEO Jane Howard told an Oireachtas committee. Ulster Bank had earlier told … Read more