First Time Buyer?
Up to £500 cashback* for 5 year Green fixed rates
YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE
First Time Buyer?
* Applies to new lending only - cashback is payable within one month of draw down, subject to the loan not being redeemed during that time. Cashback applies as follows: 5 Year Fixed Green mortgage - £500. Some exclusions apply: Further Advances and loans less than £100,000.
Let us help you get ‘mortgage ready’
You’ve decided to buy your first home. It’s an exciting time and also a big decision, but that doesn’t mean it has to be difficult. Just speak to us about your first mortgage and we’ll help you get ‘mortgage ready’.
Features and Benefits
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Cashback
Cashback applies as follows:
Cashback amount Products available on £500 5 Year Green Fixed Rates Some exclusions apply: Further Advances and loans less than £100,000. -
No application or booking fee
As a residential first time buyer, you will not pay an application fee, or a booking fee if you want to secure a particular fixed rate mortgage deal.
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Free valuation for first time buyers
This fee covers the lender's valuation report.
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Other features and information about our mortgages
Other Features
- Repayment terms of up to 35 years may be available to you
- A local mortgage adviser to guide you through the process
Useful Information
- What you can borrow will depend on what you can comfortably afford to repay monthly, this may vary depending on individual circumstances
- You will require home insurance
- Keep in mind you will also need money for valuation fees, legal fees, maybe a surveyor and Stamp Duty. Not forgetting possible repairs and decoration on your new home
- All our Residential Mortgages are now portable. Here’s what we mean by portable
First Time Buyer Repayment Calculator
Find out what a monthly mortgage payment is likely to be based on the mortgage amount, term and interest rate you input below. To view our current mortgage rates, click here.
This calculator is for illustrative purposes only and is not a mortgage offer or a commitment to lend.
Estimated monthly repayment
This is based on capital and interest repayment mortgage and is for illustrative purposes only. Interest rates are subject to change.
If you want to find out more information on our mortgages or want to apply, call us on 028 9082 1655 or request a callback. Mortgages are subjected to an appraisal of the applicant’s financial standing.
Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.
Mortgage Affordability Calculator
Want to check if you can afford a mortgage? Why not use our Mortgage Affordability Calculator.
Help and guidance
General Information about AIB (NI) Mortgages
Frequently asked questions
Whatever your mortgage question, you can bank on us
Tariff of Mortgage Charges
Your mortgage fees and charges explained
Important information
AIB (NI) reserves the right to withdraw or amend products at any time. Loans are granted subject to an appraisal of the applicant's financial standing. Applicants must be 18yrs or over. For properties based in Northern Ireland, the minimum mortgage amount is £25,000. For properties based in England, Scotland or Wales, the minimum mortgage amount is £150,000 and applications will be accepted from PAYE employees only. Lending criteria, terms and conditions apply. An independent valuation will be required. Your mortgage will be secured against the mortgaged property. Other security may be required. Primary residence only.
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