If you don’t have a Spanish bank account but you own or rent a property in Spain, you may be wondering if you can use a foreign account to pay your water, electricity and internet bills.
Online bank Revolut has announced it will launch its first ATMs in Spain, which will first be rolled out in Madrid and Barcelona. The UK neobank is also studying the option of offering mortgages to its 3.5 million customers in Spain.
Did you know that Spanish authorities have limits for the amount of money you can carry on you, deposit in a bank account or travel with to Spain? Find out the limits, how you need to declare them and the potential fines if you surpass them.
90 percent mortgages are harder to come by these days, unless you know where to look. So if you don't have enough money for a down payment on a property in Spain, these are some of the options you should consider.
Finding a high-interest savings account in Spain may be a little harder than in your home country, but there are numerous options available with Spanish banks that are worth considering.
The hostile bid by Spain's second-largest bank BBVA to take over its smaller rival Banco Sabadell took a step forward Thursday when the ECB declined to block a merger.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez on Wednesday appointed his minister for digital affairs José Luis Escrivá as the Bank of Spain's new governor, raising concerns about the central bank's independence.
Born in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis, what Spain’s so-called ‘bad bank’ actually does might surprise you, as it could play a pivotal role in solving the country's housing crisis.
Closing a Spanish bank account from overseas can be challenging, but it's not impossible. Here's everything you need to know about the banks that tend to allow it and those that don't, as well as the different potential ways you could cancel your 'cuenta' from outside of Spain.
Shareholders in Spanish banking giant BBVA on Friday approved a capital increase needed to pursue its hostile takeover of its smaller rival Sabadell, which is opposed by the government.
Deciding to change bank accounts can feel like a big decision. Fortunately in Spain the process is incredibly quick and easy if you know what you're doing.
The hostile takeover bid launched by Spanish banking giant BBVA for its smaller rival Banco Sabadell has sparked a political uproar in the country. However, the deal faces some key challenges before it can become a reality.
Spain's second-largest bank BBVA is attempting a takeover of rival bank Sabadell. What would it mean for both banks' customer accounts, cards, mortgages and loans?
Spain's Economy and Labour ministers said Thursday they opposed the hostile takeover bid launched by BBVA bank for its smaller rival Sabadell, saying the government would have the final say in the operation.
Spain's second-largest bank BBVA announced Thursday a hostile takeover bid for its smaller rival Sabadell, three days after an earlier approach which would create a European banking giant was rejected.
Banco Sabadell has turned down the offer of a possible merger with BBVA, Spain's second-largest bank, more than three years after it turned down a similar offer.
Spain's ageing population and falling birth rate has led many people to expect that public pensions will be affected in the future. Knowing the best private pension plans available in Spain could save you some stress in the long-term.
Whether it be financial advisors, savings incentives, or the flexibility to do things like paying taxes and arranging payrolls, finding the right bank account can really help your self-employed working life in Spain.
Index funds are considered a safer and more passive way of investing for those with little financial knowledge. However, understanding what they are, the best funds available, and how they're taxed in Spain is key before investing your money.
Thousands of Santander bank customers have complained about being charged twice for direct debit rent, mortgage internet and other bill payments and money transfers, an IT error the financial entity has assured isn’t a cyberattack.
Some Spanish banks expect customers to be residents with an income in order to be able to open an account with them. Fortunately, there are several 'bancos' in Spain that allow you to open accounts with just a NIE number.
Spain's Parliament has given the initial green light to a law that seeks to guarantee that every municipality or neighbourhood of 5,000 people has access to an ATM or in-person banking services, a serious problem in rural communities.
