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EBS: what it offers and who it suits

Checked 21 Oct 2026EBS's own pages and the Central Bank register.

Direct customers who want a simple product range from an AIB Group lender.

Regulated as
a bank by the Central Bank of Ireland
How to apply
Direct only
Overpay on a fixed rate
10% of the balance a year without a fee
Longest term
35 years, to age 70
Switcher offer
None listedAny cashback offer is on EBS's own pages, not its rates table; check before you apply.
First-time buyers
One rate for every loan-to-value on the fixed terms; a green 4 year rate for a BER of B3 or better.
Green rate
Yes, for a BER B3 or better
The lender’s own rates page
www.ebs.ie/mortgages/mortgage-interest-rates

The offers above were read from EBS’s pages and secondary sources at launch and are to be confirmed line by line against the lender’s current terms.

Rates checked

CashbackChecked
Green 4 year fixedBER B3 or betterany LTV to 90%4 yr3.20%3.90%none21 Oct 2026
Variable, up to 50% LTVup to 50% LTVvariable3.75%3.90%none21 Oct 2026
1 year fixedany LTV to 90%1 yr3.85%4.30%none21 Oct 2026
2 year fixedany LTV to 90%2 yr3.90%4.20%none21 Oct 2026
Variable, 50% to 80% LTV50% to 80% LTVvariable3.95%4.10%none21 Oct 2026
Variable, over 80% LTV80% to 90% LTVvariable4.15%4.30%none21 Oct 2026
3 year fixedany LTV to 90%3 yr4.30%4.30%none21 Oct 2026
5 year fixedany LTV to 90%5 yr4.40%4.40%none21 Oct 2026

How it compares

See EBS beside every other lender on the rates comparison, and check what a switch would save after fees with the switching calculator. Before you deal with any lender or advisor, check the Central Bank register.

Information, not advice. Nothing here is a recommendation; the right lender depends on your own circumstances, which only a lender or a regulated advisor can assess. Last checked 2026-10-21. MortgageWise is an independent site, not connected with the Central Bank of Ireland, Revenue, the Housing Agency, any local authority, any lender or any Government department. It is not a lender, a mortgage broker, a credit or insurance intermediary, a solicitor, a tax adviser or a financial adviser. It covers the Republic of Ireland only. Before you sign anything, talk to a solicitor and, for advice on a mortgage, to an advisor regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland.