It is one of the topics of the moment and the one we will hear more about in the coming days, the measures that some banks will adopt with customers most affected by the Euribor rise. Both financial institutions and their clients are not interested, under any circumstances, in getting to the dreaded evictions and therefore, in an environment where delinquency is more than likely to skyrocket, banks will do whatever they can to get their clients. they pay their mortgage religiously, although some conditions must be renegotiated to do so.
Today Bankinter presented its results (very good, by the way) and the managing director of the entity, María Dolores Dancausa, stated that the institution is already negotiating with its customers any mortgage payment problems.
I hope that aid for vulnerable customers will be approved soon if delinquency rises, ”Dancausa said during the presentation of the third quarter results. On the other hand, you commented that the agreement with the government is not yet closed, and added that the financial sector “is very aware that we need to help”.
“We agree to take concrete measures to help the most vulnerable families so that they can pay the mortgage payments, adopting the measures accepted by the entire sector and this is awaiting closure, even if these measures will soon be made public by the appropriate person. What is approved and incorporated into the Code of Practice, we will abide by, ”she said.
An important point is that according to Dancausa itself, the bank is not yet receiving calls or worries about the fee hikes, which they will likely begin to notice in the coming months when they touch the Euribor revisions in September or October which is where the maximum will be more noticeable.
