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Madrid offers up to 3000 euros for unemployed youth training

Madrid has launched a direct aid program granting up to 3000 euros to unemployed youth who enroll in job-focused training. The scheme expands eligibility and sets strict requirements for course selection and documentation. Applications close on December 10.

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La Primitiva jackpot rolls over as no top prize claimed in latest draw

No one matched all numbers in the latest La Primitiva draw, so the jackpot grows for the next round. Ten tickets won over €20,000 each by matching five numbers plus the complementario.

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Bonoloto awards top prizes in Madrid and Lugo

Two players in Madrid and Lugo each won over 400,000 euros in the September 10 Bonoloto draw. Another winner in Huelva took home nearly 147,000 euros. The winning numbers were evenly split between even and odd.

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National Lottery winners have 90 days to claim prizes in Spain

Spain's National Lottery has released the winning numbers for September 10. Winners have a strict 90-day window to collect their prizes. Missing the deadline means forfeiting the money.

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Spanish Pensioners Abroad Face September Deadline for Proof of Life

Spanish pensioners living abroad now have to prove they are alive every September or risk having their payments suspended. The VIVESS app offers a digital way to do this, but missing the deadline could mean a sudden loss of income.

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Waiting Four Months Can Halve Early Retirement Cuts in Spain

Choosing to retire just four months later can reduce permanent pension cuts from 21% to 11% for Spanish workers with long careers. The difference translates to €200 more per month, making timing a critical financial decision for those considering early retirement.

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Spanish green bond sale draws record-breaking investor demand

Spain’s Treasury launched a 20 year green bond with demand exceeding 55 billion euros. The issue aims to raise 4 billion euros for sustainable projects. Investors rushed to secure allocations, signaling strong confidence in Spanish sovereign debt.

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Fifteen Million Euro Jackpot in Gordo de la Primitiva Draw

The Gordo de la Primitiva draw on September 6 awarded a fifteen million euro jackpot. The winning numbers and key code have been published. Participation rules and payout structure remain unchanged for this major Spanish lottery.

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Sixteen Million Euro Jackpot Rolls Over After Gordo de la Primitiva Draw

The Gordo de la Primitiva draw on September 6 produced no first category winner. The jackpot now stands at sixteen million euros. Prize distribution reveals thousands of lower-tier winners but no one claimed the main prize.

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La Primitiva jackpot grows after Madrid draw leaves top prize unclaimed

No one claimed the La Primitiva jackpot in Madrid this week, pushing the prize to 12.1 million euros. Winners have three months to collect their prizes before tickets expire.

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Fifteen Million Euro Jackpot Drawn in Madrid Gordo de la Primitiva

A €15 million jackpot was at stake in Madrid as the Gordo de la Primitiva draw took place. The winning numbers and key details reveal how the prize was distributed. The rules and payout structure remain unchanged.

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Single La Primitiva Ticket in Sestao Wins Over Half a Million Euros

A resident of Sestao has secured 573,615 euros from La Primitiva. The winning ticket was validated at a local administration. Several other regions also saw significant prizes distributed.

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Torrente wins 1.5 million euro jackpot in September National Lottery

Torrente, Valencia, took home the 1.5 million euro jackpot in the September National Lottery. Major and secondary prizes were awarded across Spain, with new rules and taxes shaping how winners collect their money.

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ING launches four month deposit with 3 percent TAE and no minimum

ING has raised the stakes in the savings market with a four month deposit at 3 percent TAE, open to both new and existing clients. No minimum amount is required, and up to 50,000 euros can be deposited. Early withdrawal is penalty free but reduces the interest rate.

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Castilla y León Offers Up to €900 for Young Drivers, But Payouts Are Years Away

Young residents of Castilla y León could receive up to €900 to help pay for their driving licence. The scheme, set to open in September, comes with income-based tiers and a three-year residency requirement. Payments, however, are not expected until 2027.

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European Prosecutors Uncover €27.9 Million Fuel Fraud Linked to Spain

The European Public Prosecutor’s Office has exposed a €27.9 million scheme involving Spanish fuel firms and Portuguese shell companies. Funds were laundered across borders, with millions seized and key suspects identified.

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Back-to-School Aid 2026: Only One Major Grant Still Open for Applications

With the average cost of returning to school in Spain reaching €548 per child, families are searching for financial relief. Only one national grant remains open for applications until September 10, while other support programs depend on regional or local calls.

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Euribor Surge Drives Shift to Mixed-Rate Mortgages and Longer Terms in Spain

Spanish mortgage rates have climbed above 3% as the Euribor rises. Buyers are turning to mixed-rate loans and extending repayment to 25 years. Monthly payments remain high, but total interest costs are soaring.

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Tax Agency Tightens Oversight on Cash Deposits With €500 Notes

Spain’s Tax Agency will now monitor all cash deposits involving €500 notes. Banks must report any suspicious activity, regardless of the amount. The move targets tax evasion and unreported income.

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Spain Delays Ban on Unapproved Credit Card Limit Increases

Spanish banks can still raise credit card limits without explicit customer consent, as the government’s proposed law remains in draft form. The EU’s November 2026 deadline looms, but for now, unilateral credit increases are not yet prohibited.

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€14.5 Million Jackpot Drawn in Gordo de la Primitiva Lottery

The Gordo de la Primitiva draw in Madrid awarded a €14.5 million jackpot. The winning numbers were 12, 29, 33, 38, 50, with key number 8. The prize follows a previous rollover.

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Extremadura Launches €2,400 Nursery Grant for All Families

Families in Extremadura can now apply for up to €200 per month per child aged 0 to 3, regardless of income. The expanded Cheque Guardería covers all early childhood years and aims to ease the cost of nursery care for thousands of households.

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Council Pays Staff Parking Fines with Public Money While Fining Residents

A London borough has been found using public funds to pay parking and traffic fines incurred by its own staff, while residents face strict penalties for similar violations. Internal documents show inconsistent efforts to recover these costs from employees, raising questions about transparency and accountability.

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SEPE Launches Unemployment Subsidy for Workers With Less Than a Year of Contributions

Spain’s SEPE introduces a subsidy for unemployed workers with 90–360 days of contributions. The aid can reach €570 per month and last up to 21 months. Eligibility depends on family status and previous contributions.

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Euromillones Draw Leaves €59 Million Jackpot Unclaimed in Spain

The latest Euromillones draw on August 25 offered a €59 million jackpot. No ticket matched all numbers and stars. The winning combination and key details for Spanish players are now confirmed.

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Winning Numbers Announced for La Primitiva Draw on August 24, 2026

The La Primitiva draw on August 24, 2026, produced a new winning combination. The Joker number was also revealed. Prize categories and payout rules remain unchanged for this edition.

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Galician Court Orders Return of €2,520 IMV to Divorced Mother

A divorced mother from Vigo will recover €2,520 in Ingreso Mínimo Vital after a court ruled she did not act in bad faith, despite exceeding the income threshold. The decision highlights the importance of subsistence benefits and the limits of automatic claims by Social Security.

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What Salary Do You Really Need to Buy a Home in Spain?

Buying a home in Spain now demands sharply different incomes depending on where you live. In Madrid, Barcelona, and San Sebastián, the required net salary is more than double the national average, while smaller cities remain far more accessible. A new study reveals the numbers behind Spain’s housing divide.

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Logroño Lottery Ticket Wins Over €50,000 in La Primitiva Draw

A La Primitiva ticket validated in Logroño has secured a second-category prize of €50,623. Only one other winner matched this category, in Torrevieja. The main jackpot went to Villablino, León.

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Austrian Worker Wins €7,800 After 13 Years of Unpaid Overtime

After being dismissed from his job of 13 years, a 49-year-old Austrian technician secured over €7,800 in unpaid overtime and bonuses. The case highlights the importance of reviewing pay slips and acting quickly to claim outstanding wages.

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Second Category La Primitiva Ticket Brings €50,623 Win to Logroño

A La Primitiva ticket sold in Logroño has won €50,623 in the latest draw. The prize was validated at a local outlet on Pérez Galdós street. Another winner was recorded in Torrevieja, Alicante.

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La Primitiva Draw Delivers €3.9 Million Jackpot in Madrid

The latest La Primitiva draw in Madrid offered a €3.9 million jackpot. The winning combination and payout rules have been confirmed. Ticket deadlines and prize collection details are outlined.

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La Primitiva Draw Reveals Winning Numbers and Tax Rules

The latest La Primitiva draw has published its winning numbers. Taxation applies to larger prizes. Details on how and where to claim winnings are now available.

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SEPE Opens Access to €570 Unemployment Subsidy with Just 90 Days Worked

Workers in Spain who lose their jobs with as little as 90 days of contributions can now apply for a €570 monthly subsidy. The measure targets those without enough work history for standard unemployment benefits, but strict income and family criteria still apply.

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Guardia Civil Traces Suspect Payments in Leire Díez Case

Investigators are tracking financial flows tied to the Leire Díez case. Dozens of accounts, including those linked to PSOE, are under review. The probe aims to clarify who financed the alleged scheme and how funds were moved.

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