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 also a very successful business bank and has operated in Ireland in one form or another for over 70 years.
In 2005 we purchased parts of the ESB retail business, which went on to form the basis of our branch network – the first of which opened in January 2006. Halifax was the first completely new high street bank in Ireland for some 120 years. Since then, Halifax has opened a new branch on average once a month and is nearing the completion of its network. Halifax is one of the most innovative and vibrant retail banks in Ireland and provides personal banking products such as mortgages, loans, savings accounts, credit cards, current account and investment products.
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Mortgage Type |
Rate |
APR |
Cost per €1000 |
|---|---|---|---|
|
VARIABLE <50% LTV
|
4.15
%
|
4.23
% |
6.140
|
|
VARIABLE 50%-80% LTV
|
4.30
%
|
4.39
% |
6.220
|
|
FTB FIXED 1 YEAR
|
4.45
%
|
3.48
% |
6.300
|
|
FTB FIXED 2 YEAR
|
4.45
%
|
3.60
% |
6.300
|
|
FIXED 2 YEAR
|
4.60
%
|
3.63
% |
6.380
|
|
FIXED 3 YEAR
|
5.10
%
|
3.92
% |
6.650
|
|
FIXED 5 YEAR
|
5.55
%
|
4.48
% |
6.910
|
All figures are based on a 20-year loan term. Information prepared in association with Bankhawk.com.
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