home loans - How Much Can I borrow?
Two
factors essentially are taken into account in establishing
the amount to be borrowed:
Loan
to Value (LTV):
will lend on a home purchase 100% of the purchase price (i.e.
LTV 100%) so therefore in purchasing a house costing €200,000
could provide up to €200,000 of the purchase price leaving
the applicant with stamp duty applicable.
Affordability:
All loan applications are individually assessed on the basis
of how much after tax income is available for loan repayments
and meet financial commitments including standard household
expenditure.
Mortgage repayment as a percentage of after tax income should
generally fall within range of 30% - 45%.
The standard household expenditure* is deemed to be to the
order of 1600 per month for a single person and 2200 for
two people. The figures include 254 per month towards the
cost of running a car. The figure should be increased by 165
for a single dependant and by 100 for every additional child
or dependent.
For those earning additional income please be sure to mention
it to us as this will be taken into account to provide you
with the maximum loan possible, where required.
*Source: Consumer Price Index
Interest Rates:
For
new loans have a first year discount variable rate. Additionally
where the loan to value of the property is less than 75% a
further discount is allowed in the first year.
After one year loans normally will be converted to the standard
variable rate or customers may wish to choose from the range
of fixed rates available.
as a member organisation have a policy of charging the same
homeloan interest rates to all borrowers and do not favour
new customers over existing customers like other organisations.
Please see our Current Interest
Rates.
If
you wish to calculate your repayment please use our Mortgage
Calculator.
Repayment:
will lend for a period of up 35 years. It is a requirement
that all homeloans normally be repaid by age 71.
Mortgage Calculator:
To
calculate your repayments over your chosen term. Please see
our Mortgage Calculator.
Approval in Advance:
If you have not yet decided on the property you wish to purpose
you should apply to us for a Loan Approval Certificate. It
costs you nothing to do so, and is a good way to get started.
Having a Loan Approval Certificate can put you in better position
to negotiate with anyone selling their property as they will
know you have approval for the amount shown on your certificate.
Therefore apply for your Loan Approval Certificate now and
that should put you in a better position when you go to purchase.
When you have decided on the property you are purchasing we
can get you an agreement in principal before providing the
necessary documents or incurring any particular costs in relation
to your loan application.
To avail of this facility please complete Application
in Principal Form.
Specific Quotation:
If
you would like us to send you a quotation pack, giving you
precise costs in relation to repayments, insurance, mortgage
protection assurance and loan protection please apply now
for a quotation request.
Loan Documentation:
To
progress a loan application to formal approval we will require
the following documents:
1) Loan Application
Form - fully completed including direct debit.
2) Certificate
of Income on standard Form.
3) Original P60 and 2 payslips
4) Photo I.D. and Utility bill
5) Valuation Fee normally €127 plus a small amount where travel
is involved for the valuer.
If you would like us to send you a mortgage pack with all
the appropriate forms click
here.
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