Do you reside in Wallonia? Are you planning to undertake renovation work in your home? Good news: the amount of certain renovation grants is about to triple, or even quadruple very soon! Credafin explains it all to you.
Tout savoir sur les prêts et les crédits en ligne en Belgique
In Belgium, there are various consumer credit formulas that are not always easy to differentiate. Here is the guide.
Belgians are fond of revolving credit, a type of loan that provides consumers with a reusable sum of money, repaid through monthly installments. It is possible to obtain a revolving credit through various cards. Let’s explain.
For the first time in ten years, the percentage of defaulting borrowers in Belgium has decreased. A closer look at the latest figures.
Often confused, credit consolidation and credit buyout do not have the same outcomes, although their objectives are the same. Let’s take a closer look.
363,573 Belgians are currently listed at the National Bank of Belgium. But what did they do to find themselves in this delicate situation?
What does it really mean to be “listed at the NBB”? How long does it take to disappear from this register? Let Credafin explain it all to you.
Do you want to learn more about the MiFID directive? Are you curious about what it entails, its purpose, or how it affects you? Credafin, the personal loan specialist, tells you more.
Buying a new car, purchasing the house of their dreams,…: thanks to credit, we can achieve a range of projects that would otherwise seem impossible without financial assistance. Who nowadays can afford to buy or build a home without external funding? Let’s be honest: very few people. However, as the famous saying goes: “borrowing money also costs money.” A maxim that many young adults, according to statistics on overindebtedness, seem to take too lightly. Let’s take a closer look.
Here are some tips to maximize your chances when applying for a loan.
Since the beginning of this year, we have seen banks and financial institutions lending more to businesses and individuals.
However, in their eagerness to meet annual goals, could these lenders be paving the way for a new financial crisis?
