Tag: Euribor
Battle brews between consumer groups and lenders over mortgages
As the Euribor rate continues to plummet, consumer groups claim lenders should pay up on negative mortgage rates
What a record-low Euribor means for you!
On the slide for eight years, a record-low Euribor rate has borrowers overjoyed
Happy new year ahead
2015 will be remembered as the year that Spain’s property market awoke from a seven year slumber. And next year promises much the same, writes mortgage expert Tancrede de Pola
European Commission tells banks to repay customers’ hit by so-called floor clauses in their mortgage
Incredibly many banks are still refusing to remove the clauses
European Central Bank to buy 10% of Spain’s public debt
The ECB will purchase around €100 billion of Spain's one trillion public debt
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AND THEY’RE OFF: Expats across Spain head to the polls
Registered foreigners hold the key to elections in many key tourist resorts
