I already told you more than a year ago, I’m going to become a Youtuber. I quote myself from that article of September 26.
I think I’m going to become a Youtuber
And since my boss has gone to live in Andorra and already knows a few Youtubers, I have realized how much they earn and I have thought that there is a very good niche for videos aimed at middle-aged people bitter about their mortgage. That you are something like 7 million people.
I was thinking that my first video could be with the intern and that it be “Why are fixed mortgages so convenient?”But if you remember that didn’t go very well so I’ll start with a presentation. Subscribe! Help a poor fellow!
As I know you read me at work I have put a soft little music on it and at the moment there are no nudes, so you can press play in the office.
Well, not? As I still do not have a Youtuber chair, nor a Youtuber microphone or anything from a Youtuber, I do it with a sea of monkeys drawings.
And how has my debut as a Youtuber sat at Euribor?
The most used indicator in mortgages begins the week with a rise of one thousandth in its daily rate until -0.503% and in this way leaves the monthly average of February at -0.508% compared to -0.288% a year ago.
The Euribor entered negative territory for the first time in its history almost five years ago, in February 2016, and since then it has not raised its head, sinking since this summer when it has accumulated five consecutive historical lows, in August (-0.35%) , September (-0.41%), October (-0.46%), November (-0.48%), December (-0.49%) and now January (-0.505%).
We have been saying for a long time that the Euribor cannot fall below -0.5% since that is the interest that the ECB charges banks for deposits and it would be absurd for them to lend it to each other at a lower interest, but who are we to tell you to Euribor what you have to do.
For several years many banks have had to pay interest to their clients (and they do not), specifically to those in which the sum of the difference plus the Euribor is negative and this month would correspond to all those who have a differential equal to or less than -0.5% (since it will close the month predictably at -0.5%) the OCU has started a campaign to claim that payment.
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