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PQ 71

98 Deputy Mary Alexandra White asked the Minister for Finance if consideration has been given to seeking agreement from the institutions which have benefited from the bank guarantee that they will review the size of the breakage fees they are charging mortgage holders to free themselves from fixed rate mortgages in order to move to variable rates so as to benefit from the fall in interest rates. [12446/09]

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25 March 2009

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25 March 2009 · Financial Institutions Support Scheme.

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White, Mary Alexandra.

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25 March 2009

Summary

98 Deputy Mary Alexandra White asked the Minister for Finance if consideration has been given to seeking agreement from the institutions which have benefited from the bank guarantee that they will review the size of the breakage fees they are charging mortgage holders to free themselves from fixed rate mortgages in order to move to variable rates so as to benefit from the fall in interest rates. [12446/09]

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  1. 25 March 2009

    Financial Institutions Support Scheme.

    98 Deputy Mary Alexandra White asked the Minister for Finance if consideration has been given to seeking agreement from the institutions which have benefited from the bank guarantee that they will review the size of the breakage fees they are charging mortgage holders to free themselves from fixed rate mortgages in order to move to variable rates so as to benefit from the fall in interest rates. [12446/09]

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