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Mortgage Days in Artane: How Budget 2026 Opens New Opportunities
Budget 2026 is here, and with it come new rules and opportunities that could affect your mortgage plans. One of the most important announcements is that Mortgage Interest Tax Relief has been extended for another two years. If you understand what this means, you can act quickly and make changes to your home buying plans. But…
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Credit Union Mortgage Dublin: A Guide for 2025
For years, many people thought credit unions were only for savings accounts or small personal loans. Mortgages by credit unions were not even on the radar, since they were seen as something only the banks could handle. That is no longer true. This shift is part of a bigger story, with credit union lending nationwide…
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Mortgage Rates in Ireland 2025: Interest rate comparison
Buying a home in Ireland is one of the biggest financial decisions you will make. With such large sums at stake, choosing the right lender can impact you for decades. That’s why you need a trusted financial partner who helps you navigate risks, spot opportunities, and guide you through the best mortgage rates in Ireland,…
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MFCU Prize Draw September 2025 Winners
September is a busy month for many of our members. The kids are back in school, GAA and football matches are in full swing, and evenings are getting shorter. But it is also the time when we get to celebrate our community with the Prize Draw September 2025. We are always thrilled to see how much…
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MFCU Supports Clontarf FC’s Junior Referees Program
At Member First Credit Union, we understand that football is more than just a game. It unites communities and offers young people the chance to develop leadership skills. As the Republic of Ireland continues its journey in the ongoing FIFA European Qualifiers, the importance of nurturing talent at the grassroots level becomes even clearer. That…
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Mortgage Days: Helping You Find the Right Path to Your New Home
Buying a home in North Dublin is a dream for many, however the recent article by IrishCentral points out that first-time buyers in Dublin may now need a €100,000 salary to qualify for a mortgage. With rising costs and so many unanswered questions, the journey can quickly feel more like a nightmare. That is why we are…
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