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Thanks Akhil and Sruthi  for trusting your mortgage journey with us !
11/06/2026

Thanks Akhil and Sruthi for trusting your mortgage journey with us !

Review switch save 🏡💶
06/05/2026

Review switch save 🏡💶

Important update from Irish banking segment🏦 📢
16/04/2026

Important update from Irish banking segment🏦 📢

Are you renting? There are changes happening to rules for renting on 1 March 2026, including rent increases. 🏠⬆️Your ren...
27/01/2026

Are you renting? There are changes happening to rules for renting on 1 March 2026, including rent increases. 🏠

⬆️Your rent will only increase by the rate of inflation or 2% per year, whichever is lower. This will apply across the whole country. It no longer matters if your home is in a Rent Pressure Zone (RPZ).

📊This means if the rate of inflation is 1.5%, rent can only increase by 1.5%. But, if inflation is at 3%, rent can only increase by up to 2%.

However, the 2% cap won't apply to the following, if construction started after 9 June 2025:

🔨Newly built apartments
🧑‍🎓Student accommodation

Getting mortgage ready? Consult with a Qualified Financial Adviser first✅
18/12/2025

Getting mortgage ready? Consult with a Qualified Financial Adviser first✅

Know your rights as an online consumer in Ireland and ways to raise a complaint against any online business⁉️
18/10/2025

Know your rights as an online consumer in Ireland and ways to raise a complaint against any online business⁉️

Protect what matters most 🛡️💰
24/09/2025

Protect what matters most 🛡️💰

What’s pension auto enrolment and why is it important ? 💰📈
12/09/2025

What’s pension auto enrolment and why is it important ? 💰📈

Should You Buy Property in Ireland Through an SPV?As property investment in Ireland becomes more sophisticated, many inv...
01/09/2025

Should You Buy Property in Ireland Through an SPV?

As property investment in Ireland becomes more sophisticated, many investors—both local and international—are exploring the use of SPVs (Special Purpose Vehicles) when purchasing property. But is setting up an SPV the right move for you?

In this post, let’s break down what an SPV is, who it suits, the tax and legal implications, and the pros and cons—so you can decide with confidence.

What Is an SPV?

An SPV (Special Purpose Vehicle) is a limited company created for a specific purpose—most commonly, holding or developing a property. While it introduces some complexity and cost, an SPV can offer advantages in terms of liability, tax treatment, and long-term flexibility.

Who Should Consider Using an SPV?

An SPV isn’t just for large-scale developers. It may suit you if:

You’re building a property portfolio: An SPV helps keep liabilities for each property separate. If legal or financial issues arise with one, they don’t impact the others.

You’re buying with a partner: Joint ventures—whether with a sibling, friend, or business partner—benefit from clear ownership structures and profit-sharing agreements.

You’re investing from overseas: Foreign investors can simplify Irish property ownership, tax planning, and repatriation of profits via an SPV.

You’re planning ahead for resale or inheritance: SPVs can create flexibility in exit strategies and future-proof your investment.

What Are the Tax Benefits?

There are a few tax-related reasons SPVs are attractive for property investors:

Rental income within a company is taxed at 25%, but full mortgage interest and other property-related expenses can usually be deducted.

When selling, you may choose to sell shares in the company (instead of the property), reducing stamp duty to 1% (compared to 7.5% on commercial property).

Note: These benefits do not apply to personal homes or small-scale, single-property investments.

Can you use your life cover policy as mortgage protection🏡 ❓
17/07/2025

Can you use your life cover policy as mortgage protection🏡 ❓

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Block 1, Blanchardstown Corporate Park, Ballycoolin Road, Ballycoolen
Dublin
D15AKK1

Opening Hours

Monday 9:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 9:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 9:30am - 5pm
Thursday 9:30am - 5pm
Friday 9:30am - 5pm

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