A future rate probably falling for the LEP, delayed payments for retirement pensions and a question about the gray postage stamp… Here are the three pieces of information from Thursday January 4 for your money.
Today’s article: what future for the stock market in 2024?
End of galloping inflation, sluggish growth, geopolitical uncertainties… Here is what the year 2024 has in store for you on the financial markets according to the forecasts of three analysts, as well as their advice for protecting your savings.
Stock market: will stocks soar in 2024?
Question of the day: can I still use my stamps?
Since January 1, 2023, La Poste has ended the marketing of the Ecopli. The gray or Ecopli stamp was the most economical stamp offered by La Poste for non-urgent mailings weighing up to 250 grams. But since January 1, 2023 this postage no longer exists. But is it still possible to use it to postage if you have unused gray stamps left? This is the question Clava asks himself.
La Poste: I purchased 700 gray stamps in advance. Can I still use them?
The bad news of the day: a LEP rate soon to fall?
The latest official figures confirm that the rise in consumer prices was significantly slowed down in the second half, reaching around 4.10%. Barring any surprises, this should also become the new LEP rate (currently 6%) from February 1st. A very strong drop, but which is logical. Here is the new rate that you could expect from February 1st.
LEP: bad news, we know its probable future rate (and it is not good)