Mortgages.ie (Finance Company of Ireland)

You can contact Mortgages.ie (Finance Company of Ireland) by phone on +353 1 660 4363, by email at [email protected], or through their website at https://www.mortgages.ie. Their office is located at Ballsbridge, Dublin 4. Most Dublin mortgage brokers offer an initial consultation by phone, video call, or in person — it is usually free and without obligation.

Mortgages.ie (Finance Company of Ireland) is based in Ballsbridge, Dublin 4, and regularly advises clients across Ballsbridge and the wider D04 area. Most Dublin mortgage brokers are happy to work with clients anywhere in Ireland because documents, signatures, and lender communication are largely digital — contact them directly to confirm whether they cover your location.

Yes. Mortgages.ie (Finance Company of Ireland) lists first-time buyers as one of their specialisms. They can guide you through Approval in Principle, the Help to Buy refund scheme, and the First Home Scheme, and help you understand the Central Bank of Ireland's 4x income cap and 90% loan-to-value limit that apply to first-time buyers.

Yes — Mortgages.ie (Finance Company of Ireland) lists mortgage switching as one of their specialisms. Switching (sometimes called remortgaging) means moving your existing mortgage to a new lender to secure a better rate, a shorter term, or a cashback offer. A broker can compare your current rate against the full lender panel and handle the application paperwork end to end.

Yes. Mortgages.ie (Finance Company of Ireland) lists self-employed mortgages as one of their specialisms. Self-employed applications typically require two to three years of certified accounts, recent tax returns, and evidence of drawings — a broker who specialises in this area will know which lenders treat self-employed income most favourably.

Yes — Mortgages.ie (Finance Company of Ireland) lists investment and buy-to-let mortgages as one of their specialisms. Buy-to-let lending in Ireland typically requires a larger deposit (often 30% or more), a lower maximum loan-to-value, and stress-tested rental income. A specialist broker will know which lenders are actively writing investment business.

An initial meeting with Mortgages.ie (Finance Company of Ireland) is usually 45-60 minutes, free, and without obligation. Expect to discuss your income, deposit, existing debts, and timeline. Bring recent payslips, a current account statement, and a rough idea of the property price you are targeting. The broker will explain which lenders on their panel are the best match and what documents you will need to progress to Approval in Principle.

Most Dublin mortgage brokers, including those listed on Dublish, are paid a commission by the lender once your mortgage completes, so there is typically no direct cost to the borrower. Some brokers charge an additional advice or arrangement fee for complex cases (for example, self-employed, non-standard income, or multiple properties). Always ask Mortgages.ie (Finance Company of Ireland) to confirm their fee structure in writing before you engage them — this is a requirement under Central Bank of Ireland consumer protection rules.

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Yes — you can visit Mortgages.ie (Finance Company of Ireland)'s website at https://www.mortgages.ie to learn more about their services, team, and regulatory details. All regulated mortgage brokers in Ireland must display their firm name, address, and Central Bank of Ireland registration reference on their website.