The Supreme Court has finished clarifying what expenses users can claim from financial institutions after declaring null the clause that imposed all payments related to a mortgage. The Plenary of the Civil Chamber has agreed that the appraisal expenses correspond to the bank, contrary to what was included in the mortgage contracts for decades. The […]
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The Government approves with two months of delay a rescue to the hotel industry without direct aid
The Government has approved this Tuesday, almost two months after its announcement, a rescue plan for hotels and businesses that aims to alleviate the critical situation these businesses are experiencing due to the impact of the pandemic, but which these sectors consider insufficient because there is no direct aid, which was what they asked for. […]
The ‘total amendment’ of the Bank of Spain to the Budgets: it does not see credible income, expenses or forecasts
The Governor of the Bank of Spain, Pablo Hernandez de Cos, makes an amendment to the entire State Budget project with technical arguments. The senior official who is in charge of the considered best studies service in the country shares that public investment must be increased in the face of the pandemic, but neither the […]
The Government delays the confirmation of the salary increase for civil servants and puzzles the social agents
The expenditure projection made by the Government and sent to Brussels as an approach to face 2021 has generated confusion among social agents, who do not succeed in fitting it with the information transmitted by the Executive or consider it far from reality. An example is that of salary increases for civil servants. In […]