With DIY you can save up to 50% on the cost of the house.

Is there a way to make war on the prices of brick and address the crisis: it’s called DIY. A reality that the house-do-it-yourself are already established in the other (Germany, Sweden, Denmark and Holland) but rapidly spreading in our country with the objective of saving up to 50% on the final price of the house.

How does it work?
There is bound in a cooperative, bought land, and then the prospective owners, led by professionals, embraced the tools of the trade, buying the materials, and carried out their work for future homes.
This is therefore a collective group of construction project involving the direct recipients of the future property.
Any person involved in the project does not require any specific knowledge as assisted and directed by professionals (architects, surveyors, engineers), and advisory body, to hold the solution to all legal and bureaucratic issues such as certification of all plants.

We have received a few days ago the press release on the creation of Active Venture Partners as the new manager of venture capital and the birth of Active Venture Capital Fund II for technology-based companies.

Active For some 300,000 euros of initial capital holding part of Active Capital. The first customer of the company managing the Molins Capital venture capital fund with a committed investment of 20 million in companies like BuyVIP, Polymita Technologies, Golden Gekko, Xperience Consulting and Technology Telemedicine Clinic as well as non-technological Vinus toast.

The first project will be managing the launch of the Active II second bottom end of this in 2009 with a European software companies, internet, telecommunications and cleantech investments between 500,000 and 4 million euros per project.

In short we hope to interview one of the founders of the manager, Christopher Pommerening, that we explain in more depth this exciting project.

The main difficulty that individuals are being found to buy a car and at the same time benefit from discounts, promotions and grants the government and manufacturers, is whether or not you have all the money in acquiring financing.

And the financial crisis has caused financial institutions give very little credit, at interest rates hovering around 10% and above require a lot of requirements to give us money, so it is very difficult to buy a car in these conditions.

To alleviate this problem and yet this is temporary, the French manufacturer Renault through its financier in Spain has launched an initiative that will provide financing for the purchase of a car. Thus we have until 30 September, the French manufacturer will provide loans up to a maximum of 10,000 euros to an interest rate only 2% taking into account that financial institutions can not find it cheaper 8% -9%, and within three years.

This is an initiative from Renault covering every vehicle in the brand and it is targeted both for individuals and companies not autonomous and fleet owners. Obviously this measure in addition to existing rebates and subsidies in order to increase their sales and that stakeholders will be attracted because the interests are minimal.