What is the difference between the Interest Rate and the APR?
The Interest Rate is the actual rate at which interest is charged on the amount you borrow. AIB calculates interest on a daily basis.
APR stands for Annual Percentage Rate (APR) which is the total cost of your mortgage over its term, taking into account both interest rate charged and other fees, as well as whether interest is charged monthly or quarterly.
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