You Switch the String. Schiller Openly Threatens Banks over Mortgages
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Rising interest rates on mortgages whose average offer rate climbs as high as six percent have outraged Finance Minister Alena Schiller (YES). Banks are switching strings, according to her. The minister threatened them that they should not be surprised about the consequences.
The debate about the possibility of introducing a special tax for the banking sector has flared up again in the Czech Republic. This happened after Finance Minister Alena Schillerová (ANO) commented on developments in the mortgage market on social media. "Banks continue to raise mortgage prices, even though the base rate is not rising. But who is too...
The average mortgage interest rate at the beginning of October reached 5.79 percent, up 0.28 percentage points from September. Mortgages rose for the seventh month in a row, reaching their highest level since January 2024, according to data from the Swiss Life Hypoindex, which is based on bid rates at the beginning of each month. Finance Minister Alena Schillerová (ANO) sharply criticized banks on the X network and added a mysterious threat that…
Mortgages are rising for the seventh month in a row. Interest rate offers are already climbing to six percent, and the key promise of the ANO movement and the entire government in the form of cheaper housing loans is slowly being taken for granted. Finance Minister Alena Schillerová (ANO) has now threatened banks because of rising rates.
Finance Minister Alena Schillerová (ANO) criticized banks, saying that there is no reason for the increase in mortgage prices, and that they are threatened with retaliation from the state. Experts deny that banks are abusing the situation with mortgages, as the minister suggests. She is talking about a sectoral tax on banks, which she previously strongly rejected.
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