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Insurance is a financial instrument that allows individuals, companies and the State to transfer their risks to a third party -person or company-, through the payment of a sum of money.
MOP enables passage between Tonacatepeque and San José Guayabal with a US$724 thousand investment
Written by Evelyn Alas
The Minister of Public Works, Romeo Rodríguez, leads the rehabilitation of the crossing between the municipalities of Tonacatepeque and San José Guayabal through the new bridge over the El Sillero River.
Housing benefits 500 families with a US$1.2 million social investment
Written by Evelyn Alas
The Ministry of Housing, through the Housing Improvement Program for Low Income Families, has benefited 500 families nationwide with a social investment of US$1.2 million.
MOP to invest US$6.3 million in construction of seven overpasses in Redondel Utila, Santa Tecla
Written by Evelyn Alas
The Ministry of Public Works (MOP), verified the initial construction works of the overpass over Redondel Utila, Santa Tecla, which is the first in execution of a total of seven to be built in the Metropolitan Area of San Salvador (AMSS).
Ministry of Finance seeks homologation of NIT and DUI to simplify procedures
Written by Evelyn Alas
The Ministry of Finance eliminates bureaucracy and simplifies procedures in different areas such as financial, commercial, labor, personal, among others, by homologating the Número de Identificación Tributaria (NIT) with the Documento Único de Identidad ( (DUI).
SSF indicates that during 2021 it reached an authorized amount of US$462.10 million in securitizations
Written by Evelyn Alas
The Superintendencia del Sistema Financiero (SSF), informs through its twitter account that 2021 was the year with the highest amount authorized in securitizations, reaching US$462.10 million, reflecting greater financing opportunities for entities and better returns for those for investors through the securities market.
Vendors say there is a price increase in school supplies by 2022
Written by Evelyn Alas
Vendors in downtown San Salvador have had to increase the prices of school supplies to achieve minimal profits, risking offering notebooks at US$0.80 and US$0.90 where they earn US$0.02 and US$0.03 in order not to lose their clients.
El Salvador could become Central America's Securities Market Headquarters
Written by Evelyn Alas
El Salvador is on the list of candidates with the greatest potential to become the next headquarters of the Central American debt market.
Recommendations to keep control of your personal expenses
Written by Evelyn Alas
Keeping track of your personal expenses will keep you out of debt and substantially improve your relationship with money.