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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Easyjet announces that first ever flights from Gibraltar to Edinburgh in Scotland will start in spring
Nearly 30,000 customers could be carried to and from Edinburgh from March 31, 2020, with seats already on sale.
