Nigeria: What You Should Know About Diaspora Mortgage, Other Housing Mortgages
Experts in Nigeria are advocating for innovative mortgage solutions to better integrate financial remittances from the diaspora into the housing sector.
It takes years to save for a mortgage contribution
The article discusses the impact of recent interest rate cuts on Polish people's mortgage eligibility and the challenges of saving for the required down payment.
Mortgage Loans: Banks Strike Back and Lower Rates to Below 10%
In Argentina, banks have started to lower mortgage rates below 10% after a period of high interest rates, providing new opportunities for potential homebuyers.
FCA investigates collapsed lender MFS amid £1.3bn mortgage scandal
The UK's financial regulator has begun an investigation into the collapsed mortgage lender MFS, following allegations of fraud and a significant asset-freezing order against its founder.
Announcing higher rent is unpleasant. But mortgages are pressuring, says the owner of 150 apartments
The article discusses the challenges faced by a landlord in Czechia regarding rental price increases due to rising mortgage pressures.
Sudden rise in loan costs. Banks are changing offers almost daily
Polish banks are rapidly altering their mortgage offerings in response to rising interest rates that have significant financial implications for borrowers.
Shock for borrowers. Installments rise by even 300 zloty in a few days
Polish borrowers are experiencing significant increases in their mortgage installments, with some seeing hikes of up to 300 zlotys within a matter of days.
Mortgage borrowers face the risk of THREE interest rates hikes this year
Borrowers in the UK are at heightened risk of facing three interest rate hikes this year due to rising inflation linked to the Middle East energy crisis.
Roman Giertych, 'Seal' and the Millions for Blocking Swiss Franc Borrowers
The article investigates the financial practices of Getin Noble Bank regarding Swiss franc mortgages, highlighting alleged legal collaborations and the impact on borrowers.
Why don't Australian banks offer 30-year fixed-rate home loans?
A recent report suggests that Australian banks should offer longer fixed-rate home loans, as borrowers would benefit from such options amid rising interest rates.
Mortgage Loans: A New Subsidized and Lower Rate Loan Launched for the Middle Class in Buenos Aires
The government of Buenos Aires announced a new subsidized mortgage program for the middle class aimed at helping families transition from renting to owning their first home.
He has 220 apartments worth half a billion and 15 mortgages on his neck. I want more debt, he says
The individual discusses their substantial real estate investments and willingness to incur more debt.
New mortgages up by £800 a year amid ‘Trumpflation’ from Iran war
The average cost of new mortgages in the UK has increased by nearly £800 annually due to rising rates influenced by the Iran war, marking a significant economic shift.
Mortgage warning as banks pull almost 700 deals as Iran war escalates
Rising mortgage rates in the UK are linked to the escalating conflict in Iran, with nearly 700 mortgage deals being withdrawn by banks and lenders.
The longer you repay, the better. Everything you need to know if you are taking a mortgage or refinancing it
The article discusses important considerations for individuals in Slovakia regarding mortgages and refinancing, emphasizing the insights from financial consultant Slavomír Molnár.
Housing prices may not be the biggest problem
Experts suggest that the real challenge in the housing market may soon be related to financing costs, not housing prices themselves.
How the war in Iran could affect mortgage loans
Geopolitical uncertainty due to the war in Iran may impact the real estate sector and variable-rate mortgages in Greece.
ING stops offering mortgages for 100% of the property value to those under 36
ING has ceased to provide mortgages covering 100% of the property value for applicants under 36 years old, reverting to a 95% limit amid a housing crisis.
UK housing costs rise 41% over five years for renters and owners, study shows
A study reveals that UK housing costs for renters and owners increased by 41% over the past five years, with significant rises in mortgage interest payments contributing to the total.
Entrepreneurs must prove their income - Timo Heiskanen was surprised at how difficult it was to get a mortgage as an entrepreneur
Entrepreneurs in Finland face significant challenges in securing mortgages due to stricter documentation requirements compared to salaried employees.
Households Now Pay More for Gas, Electricity, and Mortgages
Spanish households are facing increased costs for gasoline, electricity, and mortgages due to inflation exacerbated by conflicts involving the US, Israel, and Iran.
Bad news ahead for mortgages. Italy's spread against other EU countries
Rising inflation expectations linked to the Middle East conflict are driving up Italy's mortgage rates significantly compared to other European markets.
The most profitable deposits of March 2026
The article discusses the top eight high-interest savings accounts available in March 2026, emphasizing fixed, mixed, and variable mortgages.
Thousands of Czechs with mortgages are changing banks
A significant number of Czech mortgage holders are switching their banking services to different institutions.
Banks provided mortgages amounting to 40.5 billion CZK in February, 15% more than in January
Czech banks issued 40.5 billion CZK in mortgages in February, marking a 14.5% increase compared to the previous month and a 59% rise from February of the previous year.
Impossible to buy a flat: banks will further increase mortgage costs in a market of skyrocketing prices until, at least, 2027
Mortgage costs in Spain are anticipated to rise further over the next two years as banks respond to geopolitical tensions and a shortage of housing, resulting in record-high property prices.
Interest rates on mortgages may go up again. Experts advise what to do if you plan to buy an apartment or are waiting for a refinancing
Experts warn that ongoing geopolitical tensions could lead to higher interest rates on mortgages in Slovakia.
The war will increase people's mortgage repayments
The ongoing war is expected to lead to higher mortgage repayments for people in Czechia.
Mortgage loans in dollars return: a private bank launches a line for housing up to US$ 1 million
A private bank in Argentina has reintroduced dollar-denominated mortgage loans, allowing clients to finance property purchases up to US$ 1 million.
The situation for mortgage borrowers has changed again
The one-year Euribor rate dropped significantly on Wednesday, influenced by expectations regarding inflation in the euro area amid rising oil prices.
Gortázar (CaixaBank) warns that the war in Iran will raise mortgages in the coming months
Gonzálo Gortázar from CaixaBank warns that the ongoing conflict in Iran will lead to increased mortgage rates in Spain and Europe.
Why the Iran war is making mortgage renewal feel like a ‘roller-coaster’
The ongoing Iran war is causing fluctuations in energy prices, which experts predict will stress Canadians renewing their mortgages as rates rise.
The war in Iran has made life uncertain for homeowners – euribor has risen more than in years due to the spike in oil prices
The recent spike in oil prices, triggered by the war in Iran, has led to a significant increase in euribor rates, making life more uncertain for Finnish homeowners with variable mortgages.
Why is it hard to get a loan even though the income is sufficient – Bank experts reveal the red flags
The process of obtaining a mortgage in Finland has become increasingly stringent, with banks now conducting thorough background checks that often go beyond just assessing the borrower's ability to repay.
The data that disappoints the real estate market and generates concern
The Argentine real estate market is experiencing a significant downturn as mortgage approvals plummet, contributing to a stark drop in property transactions in Buenos Aires.
Experts explain how the war in Iran affects mortgage borrowers
The conflict in Iran has led to an increase in the 12-month Euribor rate, impacting mortgage borrowers in Finland.
Home loan changes from Virgin Money bring ‘act quickly’ warning
Mortgage borrowers are urged to act quickly as Virgin Money raises interest rates on new loans, anticipating the Bank of England will maintain higher rates due to ongoing geopolitical tensions.
Should I take out a mortgage now or wait? War and inflation threaten to increase mortgage costs
The article discusses whether to secure a mortgage now or wait for better conditions, highlighting how the ongoing war and inflation are affecting mortgage interest rates in Spain.
Kyiv real estate gets 35 million euro wartime boost
Kyiv's real estate sector will receive a significant investment of 35 million euros from the EBRD to develop new housing projects despite ongoing wartime challenges.
The best fixed, mixed, and variable mortgages of March 2026
This article reviews the best fixed, mixed, and variable mortgages available in March 2026, highlighting key considerations for potential borrowers.
HSBC and Coventry raise rates on fixed mortgages in response to crisis in the Middle East
HSBC and Coventry Building Society have increased fixed mortgage rates in the UK, citing escalating costs linked to the Middle East crisis as other lenders are expected to follow suit.
Better conditions increase interest in buying a home in Ecuador
Ecuadorians are showing an increased interest in buying homes, driven by favorable financing conditions and governmental support.
Mortgage fears as lenders hike rates amid Middle East war fall-out
Experts are warning prospective mortgage borrowers in the UK to act quickly as major lenders increase their rates due to the financial impact of the ongoing Middle East conflict.
Mortgage loans: a bank secured nearly $100 billion in funding and expands its loan offerings
An Argentine bank has successfully raised almost $100 billion for mortgage funding, aiming to expand its loan offerings in a fluctuating market.
The 10 Cheapest Fixed Mortgages of March 2026
Fixed-rate mortgages have regained prominence as interest rates rise, prompting many to seek stable payment options to avoid fluctuations.
Banco Ciudad captured $100 billion from the market to continue offering mortgages
Banco Ciudad has secured nearly $100 billion from the local market to sustain its mortgage offerings by issuing structured bonds in UVA.
Household housing expenses rose by 80 euros over the last five years
Household expenses on housing in Spain increased by 80 euros, equating to a 13% rise from 2019 to 2024, according to a report by Fedea.
Properties: the numbers are cold for buying and selling operations at the beginning of the year
The real estate market in Buenos Aires saw a significant decline in transaction numbers at the start of 2026 compared to the previous month and year.
The Euribor Gives Another Slight Respite in February and Faces a Long Period of Stability
The Euribor rate shows minimal changes in February, remaining stable as the European Central Bank holds interest rates steady.
Interest: What is it and how does it control our pockets?
The article discusses how interest rates set by central banks can significantly impact personal finances and borrowing costs for individuals in different locations such as Michigan and London.