Featured Lender : Bank of Scotland

Bank of Scotland (Ireland), has become one of Ireland’s leading business banks, has now become a full service bank with the rapid development of its personal banking business under the Halifax brand. Halifax is the new name for Bank of Scotland (Ireland) personal banking. Halifax provides personal banking products such as mortgages, loans, savings, credit cards and investment products through its branches and over the phone.

Bank of Scotland (Ireland) started off, in one form or another, in 1933 as ICC Bank. In 1965 another bank, Equity Bank, was founded and this was bought by Bank of Scotland in 1999. In 2001 Bank of Scotland (Ireland) and ICC Bank merged to form the bank that we are today. We became known as Halifax at the end of 2006 and prior to that our personal banking branches and products were known as Bank of Scotland (Ireland). Bank of Scotland (Ireland) is already known as a very successful business bank and has operated in Ireland in one form or another for over 70 years.

In just a few short years, Bank of Scotland (Ireland) Limited has transformed the home loan market in Ireland. By bringing real competition to the home loan market, we offer more choice and competitive rates to Irish homebuyers. Our home loans can save you a lot of money and our staff are committed to providing you with the very best customer service.

Bank of Scotland Interest Rates

All figures are based on a 20-year loan term. Information prepared in association with Bankhawk.com.

Bank of Scotland Links

• Bank of Scotland Website
• Bank of Scotland Mortgages Page