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Rising rates mean almost instant rise in mortgages, but what about savers?
Today Uno-e, online banking for BBVA, has begun to send letters to its customers to announce that from next Aug. 1 will begin to improve the profitability of some of its savings products, from the current 2.25% until 2.5%.
I mention Uno-e, because it's who you do today, others did a few weeks ago and will do so shortly, but the change of cycle has already come and borrow ceases to be profitable. It is possible that the mortgage market has plateaued and banks to change their strategy toward personal loans (for the very looted) and accounts for medium-high remuneration.
Written by Carlos Lopez on July 17, 2006 with 11 points.









# 1, LUCANERO
With savers what happens is that they lose purchasing power. With a return of 2.5% and with a CPI of 3.9, the accounts are clear. Furthermore, as is making life savers are an endangered species.