New Regulations on Housing and Consumer Credit in Madeira
Starting today, new rules by the Bank of Portugal tighten the 'effort rate' for housing and consumer credit, impacting residents and tourists in Madeira.
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Starting today, new rules by the Bank of Portugal tighten the 'effort rate' for housing and consumer credit, impacting residents and tourists in Madeira.
Starting August 1st, new lending rules by the Bank of Portugal take effect, impacting mortgage and consumer credit. The key change is the tightened 'effort rate' which assesses borrowers' financial capacity.
Rubina Leal, President of the Madeira Legislative Assembly, visited the Madeiran Heritage Museum in New Bedford, U.S., highlighting the strong cultural ties between Madeira and its emigrant community.
Discover how Miguel Nunes clinched victory at the 67th Madeira Rally, mastering challenging terrains and international competition in his Skoda Fabia.
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Miguel Nunes, navigated by João Paulo, has claimed victory in the 67th edition of the Madeira Rally, marking his second career win six years after his first triumph.
The Madeira Ornithological Association has announced the second edition of the Madeira International Bird Exhibition (MIBE) for 2026, following a successful community engagement initiative.
The Summer 2026 activities organized by Casa do Povo de São Roque do Faial successfully concluded, engaging local children and seniors in diverse experiences.
The youth of Bloco de Esquerda Madeira successfully raised funds through a solidarity catamaran trip to aid Venezuelan earthquake victims.
The Summer Activities program in São Roque do Faial brought together children and seniors for a month of educational and outdoor activities, ending in a community celebration.
ADN-Madeira has raised concerns about the absence of public lighting in Vereda da Longueira, Caniço, posing safety risks for residents and visitors.
The southern coast and mountainous regions of Madeira are currently under a yellow alert due to high temperatures, expected to persist until Monday evening.