Costs

A reader charged the car by the hourly price, but his contract used different prices.

Approved on 15 September, 15 days early. Plus what our April issue got wrong.

Four routes, with costs, as written-information rules expand for some new hires.

The official visitor count backs what we are experiencing, and the dates that close things first.

The estimate uses 20 swaps at Monday and Tuesday's regulated rates, after tax.

Lucky for you, we also got June's fee cap wrong. Past year three, the charge for fixing a loan is zero.

Term dates split the same way, by curriculum rather than by nationality.

The €10,000 fine in that supplier email comes from a bill Congress rejected.

Mortgage, insurance, electricity: the dates that move your bill this September.

Four corrected figures, two likely MEI mistakes, and what you can change by 31 October.

One starts 1 October. The other is us being more precise than we were in March.

The income bar for your NLV renewal hasn't changed, but the 183 day rule behind it is under legal challenge and the EU is now tracking every crossing.

Our New Year forecast, re-scored in public: what held, what broke, and a €3 first step.

Five operations, €15 to €400 a slot, now counterfeits. Plus the numbers we got wrong.

The vanishing builder is rare. The quiet overcharge isn't. And paper now wins in court.

Friday's optimism audit: what your balcony can catch, and the 2026-only 20% deduction.

Estepona's dark homes went to the regulator; the outage log we prescribed pays now.

We paused this week's audit series for this. Holaluz is probably losing its licence.

Six weeks re-reading what we told you since we started last October. This time with our Mistakes included.

The two dates the law hands you, the lever against a late hike, and the switch trap.

Up 16% in 30 days, yet the gauge the law reads said 6%. Your contract decides August.

Fear on the Costa has a supply side: resold citas, phantom add-ons, oversized fixes.

Sales down a third, asking prices at records, and Estepona's closing prices sagging 6.9%.

A free one-minute check caught it. It told almost everyone else to stay put.

12,748 licences became a capped asset on 1 July. Renters got a press release.