Due to the influence of external factors, the increase in the price of loans related to the euro in Serbia is obvious, the only question is how much the installments will rise by the end of the year
In Croatia, since 2014, a law has been applied that aims to soften the monthly "hits" on the household budget of citizens.
The number of those who find it increasingly difficult to repay the loan is growing. Installments higher by 100 euros
Money will be expensive in the coming period for both the state and the population. The state needs several billion euros by the end of the year to return due obligations and cover the budget deficit, as well as to help EPS and Srbijagas. Only for existing debts, the state will have to allocate over 300 million euros more than last year based on the increase in interest on already taken loans. The situation will not be any better next year either, because we have to service at least four billion old debts, and at the same time we need to pay for the import of electricity and gas during the heating season.
Individuals who have taken out long-term housing loans in the past few years will fare the worst, as their installments will jump by 4 to 50 percent compared to the spring of this year with the Euribor rate of 70 percent.
