Hipoteca Tranquilidad Banesto
Provincial Court of Madrid and Alicante have ruled in favor of banking clients, who have already recovered overpaid interests.
¿Did you subscribe an "Hipoteca Tranquilidad" without being informed of the risks you were taking?
Banesto showed you an apparent tranquility of a constant quota with a slight annual increase of 2,5% per year, having you accept in exchange a fixed rate of 5% during the first 10 years and then an Euribor plus 0,7 points throughout the remaining years, all of it by means of an excessively complex setup.
And what is more important, Banesto placed you said financial clauses knowing the prospects of an inmiment market rates´s downward evolution, and this way it hid you the disastrous consequences such upcoming economic context was to suppose for your loan.
Banesto at no time offered you simulations or examples showing the economic risks of your loan in case market rates diminished. By viewing the bait of a constant quota you were placed a "covert ground floor clause". As a result, you had to face your monthly installments were constantly growing, your pending capital did not decrease but rather sometimes it even increased, and furthermore you were paying a 5% rate whereas market rates were close to 1%, 0% or even negative.
In addition, according to loan terms, you would not be allowed to know exactly how much money you were being borrowed, and even in certain circumstances said loan was exposed to rise; likewise, due to the complex loan setup your were not able to know the accurate deadline of your loan.
In June 2018 both Provincial Court of Madrid and Provincial Court of Alicante have ruled that financial clauses of "Hipoteca Tranquilidad" are abusive, an in turn have got rid of them and doom the Bank to reimburse customers overpaid interests, that is, those exceeding Euribor interest rate.
Palomar Abogados attorneys expertise in banking law and abusive mortgage loan clauses, having won 100% of their claims. Bring us your "Hipoteca Tranquilidad" mortgage loan, and once we have analyzed its financial clauses we will file a lawsuit with the Court in order to recover those interests you paid in excess.