Socialist government announced a pretty interesting couple of measures to make the persistent crisis more bearable for people with mortgages. Despite the damn hobby discriminatory English politicians continue to spend with his fetish for home ownership (do people who rent are not going to stop ever?), The proposals are not all bad.
The first and most relevant is the help for payment of mortgages for people who have lost their jobs. It's a relatively decent idea, a good number of workers is not their fault that your business goes wrong and I take, so it's somewhat fitting that the state will lend a hand when things go wrong.
What is not too reasonable price is the limit of € 170,000 mortgage, is something that makes sense in Soria and Palencia, but not in Madrid or Barcelona, \u200b\u200bwhere this limit does not cover anyone. I understand not wanting to help people with big houses, but at least they could have set the limit as the average price per province.
The other idea is a nice change, although slightly irrelevant. Deductions for housing are still a bad idea, after all, make them simpler is a good idea (the state does not have to borrow free of the taxpayer, after all) but there is a change too relevant. It is a small fiscal stimulus, but nothing special.
What seems clear is that Spain is not alone the boat out of recession. Anyway.
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