First Time Buyers Club

First Time Buyers Club - ONE MONTH FREE TRIAL:

"Save Time, Money & Hassle When Buying Your First Home in Ireland"

The Membership normally cost €17 (plus p&p) per month but you can try it out for a month for free. All you pay is €4.70 towards the cost of postage & packing.

Here's What You'll Get, just for trying it out:

	2 First Time Home Buyers Audio CD's (value €17) We send club members a package once a month, which includes a CD with topics of interest to First Time Buyers. As part of the trial we'll send you 2 CD's CD # 1 - Welcome CD explains the home buying process step by step gives tips on securing a mortgage during the credit crunch explains your options if you can't afford to buy a home. CD # 2 - Property Price Special We review the latest property reports from Permanent TSB / ESRI, Daft.ie, Irish Auctioners Valuers Institute & the Sunday Time Annual Property Price Index We'll give you a 'warts and all' outlook for property prices in 2009 We'll outline what we expect to happen this year which you need to do to take advantage of it.

	Latest House Prices Reports & Trends Are you worried about paying over the odds when buying your home? Concerned that your home could fall in value or that you will be caught in the negative equity trap? It's never been more important to keep up to date on the trends in the property market. It could literally save you €10,000's. Club Members get a monthly report, outlining the most up to date house price figures and trends (in plain English) as soon as they're released. As part of your free trial you'll get: Property Price Annual Report (full version)

	Home Buyers Guide 2009 - instant download (value €17) We normally sell this 127 Page Home Buyers Guide for €17 but you get it for free. Simple Guides in Plain English Home Buyer Tips Checklists How You Can Buy a Home During the Credit Crunch Home Buyer Costs (and Where Savings Can Be Made) How to Buy a Home at Bargain Basement Prices The 5 Minute Exercise That Will Vastly Improve Your Chances of Getting a Mortgage How you can get mortgage finance during the credit crunch Which Banks Are Agressively Targeting First Time Home Buyers The Mortgage Application Process The Government Scheme that More that 1,100 First Time Buyers Have Signed Up for in Less than 2 Months Is now the right time to buy?

What's More, Members Can Claim €593 (or more) in Cold Hard Cash:

€300 cashback cheque

If you arrange your mortgage through independent mortgage advisors, Mortgages Direct, you'll get a €300 cheque after your mortgage cheque issues. Mortgages Direct are regulared by the Financial Regulator and arrange mortgages through a wide range of lenders including AIB, Bank of Ireland, Bank of Scotland, Permanent TSB, First Active etc.
€243 cash discount (legal fees)

Moving.ie offer one of Ireland's cheapest legal conveyancing services through a solicitors firm in Dublin (First time buyers pay €947 + vat + outlay). Members get a further €243 (€200 + vat) discount, so you'd pay €747 + vat + outlay.
€50 - €120 cash discount (property surveys & snag lists)

Arrange your property survey or snag list on Moving.ie and you'll get a discount ranging from €50 on a 2 bedroom survey or snag list, up to €120 on propety surveys for larger homes.

These Exclusive Offers are Open to Members Only & Are Not Available Anywhere Else.

Offer Terms & Conditions - Please Read Before Ordering:

We're offering 100 free trial memberships to Moving.ie's First Time Buyers Club.
All you have to pay is €4.70 towards the cost of post & packing.
If you want to continue with the First Time Buyers Club Membership after the one month trial period, no action is required. It'll cost you €17 a month (plus €4.70 p&p).
If you don't want to continue with the membership, it's easy to cancel. It takes one click, no questions asked, and you don't even have to speak to an operator.
If you decide to cancel after the free trial, you keep the 2 Audio CD's, Home Buyers Guide, House Prices Report & everything else we send you in your members pack.

Good luck with the house hunting ,

Declan Clare