US EditionThe Dollar “Buy Champion” Killed the Uva Mortgage Credit and only a State Bank Offers a Reasonable Rate
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The rates of the UVA loans were shot up to 15% in most private banks, making them inaccessible. The escalation of the dollar and economic uncertainty gave a blow of grace to the dream of the home through the mortgage credit UVA. Most private banks carried their rates of ... The dollar “buy champion” killed the mortgage credit UVA and only a state bank offers a reasonable rate Read more »
The escalation of the dollar and the economic uncertainty gave a blow of grace to the dream of the own house through the mortgage credit UVA. Most private banks took their interest rates to prohibitive levels, leaving the National Bank, the state entity under the government of Javier Milei, as practically the only viable alternative in the market. According to a survey by economist Andrés Salinas, the evolution of the rates for UVA credits that …
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