Switcher Mortgages.
Get the best switcher mortgage deal with our independent and impartial advice.
Get the best switcher mortgage deal with our independent and impartial advice.
Are you concerned about expensive mortgage repayment rates and you want to avoid moving all over again? Then why not switch your lender? At Financial Health, we will work on your behalf with almost every Irish banking institution to get you the best possible switcher deal.
We will quickly identify what cost savings we can achieve for you. In many cases, these cheaper rates save tens of thousands of euros. A hassle-free way to save money on your mortgage repayments.
Cheaper repayment rates
Reduced hassle -- Standard Central Bank rules may not apply the second time around
The value or equity of your home has risen recently
Prevailing interest rates are cheaper than yours
You’re free to switch without significant penalties*
Our team of experts are independent and impartial, meaning you’ll always get the best advice and deals. With guidance from trustworthy coaches, you'll build confidence in your financial future.
We work for you – not a bank! Unlike bank branch staff, we’re free to recommend the best from all banks who work with impartial advisors.
We’ll give you access to all the best offers – always. Because we’re free to choose, we can offer you the best value offers and incentives to suit your circumstances, such as:
Getting a mortgage can be stressful for some – providing financial information – making important decisions but we’re committed to making it as hassle-free as possible, representing you in the best possible light with all the lenders.
When you give us the relevant initial information, we’ll come back quickly with our indications on how much the banks will offer you, the likely repayments per month, estimated savings by switching mortgages, etc.. Once agreed, we can then move on quickly arranging on your behalf.
Our service is entirely free, however, as with all mortgage switching cases, some incidental fees (e.g. legal fees) may incur. Works best if you’re on a high, variable interest rate or if your current fixed rate term is about to end.