The European Central Bank (ECB) announced last Thursday a new increase in interest rates to bring them up to 4,5% and leave the indicators on highs not seen since 2001. This situation has its corresponding effect on the Euribor, which has been rising since the ECB began this policy of increases to fight inflation. The … Read more
Surely the mortgage is the largest loan in a person’s life. And as such it is a complex, complicated decision and process that requires a lot of attention and a lot of comparison to achieve the best possible conditions, both in years and in installments. The bonuses, the interest rate, whether it is more fixed, … Read more
Have you ever wondered what is the most important thing when formalizing a mortgage? Or how can you make better decisions about what will affect your economy over a long period of time? If you are looking for answers to these questions and want to improve your personal financial management, you cannot miss the next … Read more
From falling 45% to skyrocketing 34%. It is the evolution of the offer of rooms in a shared flat in a year, a booming phenomenon throughout the country encouraged by its new role, being a lifeguard for many Spanish households that the rise of the Euribor has taken away their sleep: an update of their … Read more
Related news The nightmare of the acceleration in the cost of mortgages It is still far from coming to an end although, after the conclusion of the first half of 2023, the light is beginning to be seen at the end of the tunnel. The behavior of the euribor so far this month it allows … Read more
The unstoppable increase in interest rates has had first-rate victims in all those people who own variable home loans and that they are having to put up with significant monthly increases in the fees they pay for them while they anxiously await a change of course that neither comes nor will come, at least, in … Read more
In the month of July, the Euribor continued to rise, surpassing a new peak at the end of the month above 4.1%, being its highest value since 2008. Banks try to continue looking for options, although the requirements are getting tougher little by little. bit. Among the alternatives, the mixed mortgages continue to generate a … Read more
The mortgage has always been the biggest drag on family economies, but in the last year households have seen their monthly installments skyrocket in a way that has not been remembered since 2008, together before the economic and financial crisis broke out. So much so, that the expense for those who have a loan to … Read more
Before the rise in interest ratesin recent months there has been a return of the mixed mortgages. The offer of these credits disappeared from banking entities in 2016, when the euribor was positioned in negative values. Unknown to many and with the benchmark most used in mortgages above 3%, its contracting accounted for more than … Read more
The slight decrease that the Euribor has experienced in recent sessions has not served for the monthly average to abandon the fifteen-year highs in which the indicator has been moving for weeks. Specifically, the main reference for most mortgages in Spain says goodbye to July at 4.149% after the final data on Monday. You have … Read more