The average price of electricity drops to 28.15 euros/MWh this Sunday, March 22, 2026. This means that electricity costs 32.12% less than this Saturday when its price reached 41.47 euros. This represents a difference of 13.32 euros less on average on the bill, according to data published by the Iberian Energy Market Operator (OMIE). In …
The price of electricity today, Sunday, March 22, 2026: the cheapest and most expensive hours within the PVPC
The average price of electricity for this Sunday, March 22, 2026, rises slightly to 108.09 euros/MWh for consumers with a regulated or indexed rate in the free market, according to data published by Red Eléctrica. This means that electricity is paid 1.74 euros more expensive than this Saturday, in which the price was 106.37 eurosthat …
When can you request the draft tax return for 2025-2026?
The Tax Agency has published the complete calendar of the 2025 income campaign. The draft of the personal income tax return corresponding to the 2025 financial year will be available to consult, modify and confirm from April 8, 2026 through Renta Web and the AEAT mobile application. The deadline to submit ends on June 30. …
The price of electricity tomorrow, Monday, March 23, by hour: when is it cheapest and most expensive on the day
The average price of electricity rises at the beginning of the week to 33.81 euros per megawatt hour this Monday, March 23, 2026. This represents a difference of 5.66 euros more than on Saturday, 20.12%, since electricity stood at 28.15 euros, according to data published by the Iberian Energy Market …
CaixaBank reduces this house of almost 220 meters with 4 bedrooms and puts it on sale for a negotiable price of 46,000 euros
Finding a spacious home for less than 50,000 euros is increasingly difficult in Spain, where prices continue to rise. However, it is still possible to find opportunities within the market of real estate from banks. An example is this semi-detached house that CaixaBank has for sale for 46,000 euros, after …
Sweden, Germany and Chile give a lesson to Spain in the sustainability of the pension system and warn: "The current model is unsustainable without profound structural changes"
Spain’s public pension system has faced major reforms (Law 27/2011, Law 21/2021 or Royal Decree 2/2023) with the aim of creating and guaranteeing the public Social Security pension system. But, while looking for how to protect the purchasing power of retirees by increasing contributions and budget transfers, a comparative analysis …