The survey found out how Latvian residents will use home loan interest compensation

The survey found out how Latvian residents will use home loan interest compensation

Most often, residents aged 30 to 39, living in Riga and Pierīga, as well as respondents with a monthly salary exceeding 1,500 euros plan to use compensation for home loan payments. On the other hand, residents after the age of 40 plan to use these funds more for daily spending. 19% will use the received … Read more

The profitability of fixed vs variable interest rates on Lithuanian housing loans over the last decade

The profitability of fixed vs variable interest rates on Lithuanian housing loans over the last decade

Loans with fixed interest rates are almost non-existent on the Lithuanian market, and the Bank of Lithuania (LB) wanted to change that – it prepared amendments to the laws, according to which banks would be obliged to provide two interest alternatives for housing loans. However, the offer of fixed interest rates might not always be … Read more

It should be easier to get a mortgage from January. The CNB relaxes the rules for its provision | Currently.cz

It should be easier to get a mortgage from January.  The CNB relaxes the rules for its provision |  Currently.cz

On Wednesday, the Banking Council of the Czech National Bank (ČNB) eased the rules for granting mortgages. From January, banks will no longer have to apply the limit of the maximum amount of the applicant’s total debt to his annual income (DTI). The maximum ratio of the amount of the mortgage loan to the value … Read more

Get the 20% AVAL for Your Mortgage: Eligibility, Requirements, and Deadline Explained

Get the 20% AVAL for Your Mortgage: Eligibility, Requirements, and Deadline Explained

You can now request the 20% AVAL for the MORTGAGE. IT IS FOR EVERYONE Remember that it is only for the first home and the deadline is until December 31, 2025, there is time. The requirements are to be under 35 years old, although that limit does not exist if you already have at least … Read more

Average Mortgage Rates Decrease for Third Consecutive Month: August 2021 Update

Average Mortgage Rates Decrease for Third Consecutive Month: August 2021 Update

The average mortgage rate at the beginning of August fell to 6.19 percent from 6.24 percent in July, decreasing for the third month in a row. This follows from the data of the Swiss Life Hypoindex, which is processed on the basis of data on the fifth working day of each month. The methodology reflects … Read more

Škoda Auto at Risk: Relocating Enyaq Production, Mortgage Opportunities, Chef Pohlreich’s Insolvency, and More – E15 Weekly Recap

Škoda Auto at Risk: Relocating Enyaq Production, Mortgage Opportunities, Chef Pohlreich’s Insolvency, and More – E15 Weekly Recap

Škoda is at risk of losing its flagship electric car. The Germans are seeking to relocate the production of enyaqs. Thousands of deferred mortgages are given a chance, banks allow clients to pay most of their wages. Millions for lawyers – the king of chefs Pohlreich sent the company into insolvency, closed a year-long dispute. … Read more

COFIX Continues to Rise, Increasing Interest Burden on Bank Loan Borrowers

COFIX Continues to Rise, Increasing Interest Burden on Bank Loan Borrowers

[인포스탁데일리=김영택 기자] The COFIX, which is an indicator of variable interest rates on mortgage loans, continues to rise. As a result, interest rates on bank loan products have also risen, which has increased the interest burden of borrowers. The Korea Federation of Banks announced today that the new handling amount Cofix in June was 3.70%, … Read more

Czech National Bank Eases Mortgage Rules, Abolishing DSTI Limit for Applicants

On Thursday, the Banking Council of the Czech National Bank (ČNB) eased the rules for granting mortgages. From July, it will no longer require applicants to meet the limit of debt repayments to net monthly income (DSTI). Other rules remain in effect. Experts agree that the move will revive the mortgage market only slightly. According … Read more

“Experts debate relaxation of DSTI indicator to boost mortgage market and real estate sales in Czech Republic”

“Credit indicators came back into play last year, and with that came the rise in interest rates. All in all, it had a crushing impact on the mortgage market, this is especially true of the DSTI indicator, which limits the amount of the monthly repayment depending on income,” said CNB councilor Jan Kubíček in an … Read more

Refixed Mortgages: Burden or Opportunity for Czech Borrowers?

The high volume of refixed mortgages this year stems from the previously popular five-year interest rate fixation in combination with the tightening of the conditions for obtaining a loan, which the Czech National Bank introduced in the fall of 2018. Many people sped up their purchases then. According to CNB statistics, people borrowed during 2018 … Read more