Spain has to change in mentality.
The latest rise in the Euribor may involve a change of mentality of the Spaniards in the recruitment of a mortgage.
Manuel Pardo, president of ADICAE, said in statements to Europa Press
"It is necessary that a change in the model mortgage on all sides, allowing end the frivolity of the Spanish comes to borrow," said Brown, who called for "more responsible actions" to both banks as a customers not to bring to limit the scope of their household economies. "The terms of repayment are very high and very high monthly premiums for salaries that are paid in many cases," he said.
For his part, a spokesman for the OCU told Europa Press that the new rise in the Euribor will have a "significant and very negative" about family economies, "with a direct impact to the pocket," because the level of mortgage debt families is at record levels.
It also warned that the rise in the Euribor and the moderate rise in official rates would lead to more difficulty in accessing finance, a problem that adds to the sustained price hikes for housing.
Written by Carlos Lopez on August 31, 2006 with 29 points.









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# 1, jolie
It is very useful information about the evolution of mortgages and rates, today many families depend on what happens with this issue. I hope that will soon appear as mortgages shared ideas that allow the British to buy a half floors, and all supported by the state! For once I would like to be English ...