How Interest Rates Impact Irish Fixed Rate Bonds

Understanding the Mechanics of Fixed Rate Bonds in Ireland A fixed rate bond is a debt instrument where an investor lends money to an issuer—such as a government (via Irish Government Bonds, or sovereign bonds) or a corporation (corporate bonds)—for a predetermined...

Fixed Rate Bonds vs. Savings Accounts in Ireland

Understanding the Core Products A savings account is a deposit account held with a bank or credit union that earns interest on the money deposited. They are characterised by their liquidity, meaning you can typically access your funds on demand or with short notice....

What to Look for in an Irish Fixed Rate Bond Offer

Understanding Fixed Rate Bonds: A Secure Irish Investment A Fixed Rate Bond is a type of savings account where you agree to lock away a lump sum of money for a predetermined period, known as the term. In return, the financial institution guarantees to pay you a fixed...

Navigating Fixed Rate Bonds for Irish Residents

Understanding Fixed Rate Bonds: A Core Savings Instrument A Fixed Rate Bond is a type of savings account where you deposit a lump sum for a predetermined period, known as the term or maturity. In return, the financial institution guarantees a fixed rate of interest...

The Pros and Cons of Locking in an Irish Fixed Rate

Understanding the Irish Fixed-Rate Mortgage A fixed-rate mortgage is a home loan where the interest rate remains constant for a predetermined period, known as the “term” or “fixed period.” In Ireland, these terms typically range from one to ten...