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# Mortgage

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Learning the lingo - how to talk the talk when buying your first house
There has been a drop in the number of cash buyers snapping up properties
Peter Hanson sinks hole-in-one, pays woman's mortgage for a year
Opinion: Lack of mortgage affordability now rivals the bubble era
Kevin Byrne
The IMF is back in town, and it's not mad on the Government's mortgage strategy
Ulster agree 10-year naming rights deal for redeveloped Ravenhill
Man diagnosed with advanced cancer - then finds out his mortgage insurance was mis-sold
Here's how much has been approved for mortgages this year
Honohan "not happy" about mortgage sales to vulture funds
Stay the course on austerity, warns Honohan
Number of homeowners in arrears over 90 days falls to 78,000
Updated: Terminal cancer patient has arrangement in place with AIB over mortgage arrears
Bubble? What bubble? Here's why Noonan isn't worried by rising property prices
Are mortgage repayment hikes crippling Irish under-50s?
Column: Feeling like an exile in your own country? It’s normal after travelling ...
Niamh Ní Shúilleabháin
They're back: Bank executives to face TDs on mortgage restructuring
News of 100 mortgage write-downs shows crisis 'akin to Russian roulette'
AIB writes off €150k to allow family stay in home
Column: Irish financial consumers are bewildered, frightened and angry
Noeline Blackwell
Concern that banks are only tackling "easy" mortgage arrears cases
Column: Fears surrounding the IBRC mortgage book are overhyped
Karl Deeter
‘I’ve given six years to my debt, tried selling my home on YouTube and now I’m bankrupt’
Study finds Irish travelling abroad to work fear 'skidding' to lower social classes
AIB will write off debt for some split mortgage holders
Column: The private rented sector is heating up dramatically – yet fails to meet basic needs
Mick Byrne
Poll: Has your disposable income increased?
Debt write offs for some, but up to 27,000 homes could be repossessed
Column: The pain of debt is not quick – it is a ceiling that lowers inch by crucifying inch
Jillian Godsil
BAI reject complaint by Direct Democracy Ireland alleging unfair treatment
All-time low: ECB cuts its main interest in boost to tracker mortgage holders
Column: We hope to ease the enormous pressure placed on mortgage holders
Constantin Gurdgiev
AIB and Irish Mortgage Holders Organisation to establish third-party advice body
Lending to Irish households continues to fall
Column: House prices are rising again, so should we be concerned about a bubble?
Ronan Lyons
Here’s What Happened Today: Tuesday
Here’s What Happened Today: Thursday
Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
Michael Lowry, mortgages and mayors: The week in numbers
Bank of Ireland launches another €2 billion fund for first time buyers