Bank of Ireland mortgages
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Bank of Ireland offers a wide variety of mortgage products, ranging from flexible mortgages to fixed rate mortgages and tracker mortgages as well as self-certification mortgages.
The 1st Start product is a unique new joint mortgage that enables first time buyers to use a parent's income to enhance the borrowing potential for their first mortgage.
The lenders Feesaver rates including standard valuation paid by BIM, a £250 cashback towards legal fees and no
arrangement fee ensures that payments are taken strictly for the best mortgage product for you.
See below for more details of mortgage deals.
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