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The European Central Bank (ECB) has cut interest rates again to stimulate the economy. This can have consequences for your mortgage, savings and pension.
The current interest rate cut makes borrowing cheaper, encouraging consumers and companies to invest and spend more. Now is the right time to review your financial situation and see if you can benefit from the lower interest rates. Thinking about buying a home or refinancing your mortgage? A lower interest rate can reduce your monthly payments.
The economy in Europe faces challenges. The interest rate cut is therefore intended to stimulate the growth of the economy. After a period of interest rate hikes to curb inflation, the ECB is now opting for a cut to help the economy get back on track.
A lower interest rate can mean that mortgage rates also fall. Banks can borrow money cheaper and often pass that advantage on to customers. So now is the time to see if you can save on your mortgage.
Are you a starter? Then you probably need savings to buy a house. Keep in mind that the savings rate is also falling. So make sure you use your savings wisely.
A low interest rate can make it more difficult for pension funds to build up sufficient reserves for future benefits. This means that it is extra important to have insight into your pension yourself. With our pension scan, you immediately get a clear picture of your financial future.
The ECB's interest rate cut can affect your financial future. That is why it is important to understand your mortgage and/or pension.
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