home loans

Remortgage Calculator

Remortgaging accounts for a significant portion of the Irish mortgage market. It offers customers the opportunity to release equity which has been built up in their home over time through a combination of rising prices and reducing mortgage balances.

Our remortgage packages include numerous attractive features including reduced legal costs,refinancing car loans at mortgage rates and exceptionally fast turnaround times. Remortgaging is suitable for a variety of purposes including:

Home improvements
Releasing equity for Investment
Debt Consolidation
Holiday homes

Use this calculator to compare monthly outgoings before and after re-mortgage.

Online Calculator

For your convenience, we have created this easy to use finance calculator. Please enter the amount you would like to borrow and click "calculate". Please note that this is only an approximate quote, terms and conditions apply.

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Existing financial commitments
	Amount Outstanding	Monthly Repayments
Current mortgage	€ *	€ *
Other loans	€	€
Credit card	€	€
Total Existing liabilities	€	€

	Amount Outstanding
Total existing liabilities	€
Additional funds required (if any)	€

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home loans

Remortgage Calculator Remortgaging accounts for a significant portion of the Irish mortgage market. It offers customers the opportunity to release equity which has been built up in their home over time through a combination of rising prices and reducing mortgage balances.

Remortgage Calculator

Remortgaging accounts for a significant portion of the Irish mortgage market. It offers customers the opportunity to release equity which has been built up in their home over time through a combination of rising prices and reducing mortgage balances.