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Interest in home-building savings falls in Q1-3

Prague, Oct 10 (CTK) - Building societies in CzechRep provided loans worth Kc33.6bn in Q1-3 this year, nearly Kc12.1bn lower than a year earlier, and interest in new home-building savings contracts and raising of target amounts is also decreasing, data from all the five Czech building societies show.

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Czech building societies lending drops 28 pct in Jan-July

Prague, Aug 21 (CTK) - Czech building societies granted loans worth more than Kc 25.5bn in January-July this year, a year-on-year drop of 28 percent, according to data from all the five building societies operating in the Czech Republic.

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Czech building societies see lending, contract numbers fall

Prague, June 14 (CTK) - Building societies in the Czech Republic granted loans worth almost Kc18bn to clients in January-May, a year-on-year decrease of 29 percent, according to data from the five largest Czech building societies.

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A stable product under strong pressure last year

Prague, May 26 (Bankovnictvi) - Although many attacks were made on building savings last year, the results only confirm its stabilising and anti-cyclical effects. The recovery of the market freed up the existing alternatives.

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Concept of building savings still unknown

Czech Constitution Court decided repealed part of building savings law, so that 50 % taxation of the state support for 2010 retroactively is disallow. At same time, it is not clear how the concept of the building savings will look like. Discussion of the concept are still proceeding. Concrete proposal was not published yet.

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Building Savings in 2010 - Yearbook

The Association now publishes a regular publication that summarizes developments in the sector last year. The results for 2010 have confirmed again that people trust building savings scheme and rely on it as an irreplaceable source of money to finance their living. You can read more in our yearbook.

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Building societies loans a third lower in Jan to April

Prague, May 15 (CTK) - Czech building societies granted Kc13bn worth of loans in Jan to April this year, down by more than a third yr/yr, according to data from the building societies.

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Czech building societies grant loans of Kc58.3bn in 2010

Prague, Jan 20 (CTK) - Czech building societies granted loans worth Kc58.3bn last year, down by 12 percent on the year, according to results of individual building societies that have been made available to CTK. On the other hand, the interest of clients in signing contracts on home-building savings is on the increase.

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Irreplaceable role confirmed

(Bankovnictví) - The financial crisis has shown that building savings not only benefits individuals but also the government. That is to say, it works in a countercyclical fashion, and when looking at the real data, it is clear that building savings had sustained the housing loan market at an acceptable level.

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Building Savings in 2009 - Yearbook

The Association now publishes a regular publication that summarizes developments in the sector last year. Did you know that the building savings showed in comparison to the other credit products significantly more resistant to fluctuations in the economy? You can read more in our yearbook.

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Czech building societies see Q1 loans volume up by 4 pct yr/yr

Czech building societies granted loans worth Kc14bn in Q1 this year, up 4 percent year-on-year, according to data from building societies CTK has obtained.

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Vojtěch Lukáš ACSS Chairman Again

The next two years to lead the Association of Czech Building Saving Societies Vojtěch Lukáš, who is also a member of Stavební spořitelna České spořitelny. Defended its position in the elections, which were the first in April.

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Czech building societies` lending 11 pct lower in 2009

Prague, Jan 21 (CTK) - Czech building societies provided Kc66.4bn worth of loans last year, which is a year-on-year decrease of over 11 percent, according to the building societies` results which CTK has at its disposal. Interest in new home-building savings contracts also weakened last year.

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Building Saving and "Green for Efficiency" Subsidy Program Can Go Together!

Ten billion crowns for this year and fifteen billion for next year are allocated in the "Green for Efficiency" subsidy program for environmental investments, thermal insulation, installation of solar panels, and replacement of water boilers. We spoke to Michal Uryc from the State Environment Fund and asked him whether the subsidy can be combined with building saving.

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Parliament Fails to Approve Use of Building Savings to Pay Tuition

The Lower House failed to pass a draft law that would allow money from building saving to be used to finance tuition at high schools and universities. The Lower House was two votes short to outvote a previous rejection of the law by the Senate.

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Czech Republic Remains Second Most Successful Country in Building Saving

Prague/Brussels, 29 April 2009 - The Czech Republic remains the second most successful country as regards the number of building saving contracts. According to data from the European Association of Building Saving Banks (EuBV), Germany comes first with 30.5 million building saving contracts, followed by the Czech Republic whose five building saving banks have signed more than five million contracts, and Austria just behind with some 35 thousand fewer contracts.

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ACSS Advises: Home-Building Savings Contracts Not Expiring

ACSS advises: Home-building savings contracts signed in 2003 remain in full force and effect regardless of the expiration of the five-year saving phase. All contracts are still valid, and clients can still continue to save if they have the space available within their target amount. They can also request a loan, either a bridging loan, or a building savings loan.

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CLIENTS OF BUSINESS SAVINGS BANKS WON´T BE AFFECTED BY THE CRISIS

Despite the current crisis, savings that clients have with building savings banks are safe. Building savings is one of the safest ways to save which isn´t dependent on the developments in the rest of the market. This is also due to the fact that there is state support provided to building savings banks which is one of the reasons that building savings loan interest rates are amongst the lowest long term. Building savings also contributes to the overall immunity of the domestic economy to negative effects from foreign markets. More information can be found in the response by Vojtěch Lukáš, the Chairman of ACCS.

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