19 Dec, 2014 @ 10:34
1 min read

Junta de Andalucia demand ‘floor clause’ is removed from mortgages

ANDALUCIA’S Junta is to demand that central government eliminates the controversial ‘floor clause’ from mortgages with all financial institutions.

The PSOE government has presented a proposal which backs up the bill to protect people who take out mortgages, many of them unaware of the abusive clause.

The floor clause – also known as the ground clause – is a minimum interest rate applied by mortgage lenders to protect themselves from further rate drops.

It means that people with loans taken out before the economic crisis are not benefiting from historically low interest rates.

Tom Powell

DO YOU HAVE NEWS FOR US at Spain’s most popular English newspaper - the Olive Press? Contact us now via email: newsdesk@theolivepress.es or call 951 273 575. To contact the newsdesk out of regular office hours please call +34 665 798 618.

1 Comment

Leave a Reply

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Previous Story

Santayana said it!

Next Story

Spanish construction firm to build high-speed rail in USA

Latest from Business & Finance

Go toTop

More From The Olive Press

Spain will test ‘flying taxis’ between major airports from next year

Spain will test ‘flying taxis’ between major airports from next year

SPAIN’S airport operator Aena will supervise ‘flying taxi’ tests involving

What to do if buying a property in Spain as Sterling exchange rates become increasingly volatile

IF you’re considering buying property in Spain, recent fluctuations in