An interest calculation rule which penalizes your savings accounts such as the Livret A or the LEP, a new rule which reduces the amount of aid from the CAF if you have restaurant vouchers Here is the summary of the 5 articles of the week to read or reread on MoneyVox.
Analysis of the week: bad news for the interests of your Livret A
Like more than 50 million French people, you undoubtedly hold a Livret A. But this favorite investment, like other regulated savings accounts, has a subtlety that penalizes the amount of your interest. This 19th century rule which benefits the banks is not at all your advantage. Explanations.
The article to read of the week: the trapping of restaurant vouchers on the activity bonus
Do you earn a salary of less than 2000 euros per month? If your employer ever provides you with meal vouchers, then a new calculation that came into force this year could well play a bad trick on you. Find out why.
Interview of the week: Revolut’s offensive
Revolut has just crossed the milestone of 3 million accounts opened in France. In its sights now, the 6 million customers of the online banking market leader, BoursoBank and, why not, the 20 million of Crdit Agricole. How does she plan to achieve this? Here are the answers from Antoine Le Nel, VP Global Growth and Associate Partner at Revolut.
The news of the week: the new rules for your paid leave
On Wednesday, the Council of State published a crucial important opinion which will modify the Labor Code with regard to paid leave during periods of sick leave. Armed with this opinion, the government will quickly legislate on this subject and has just tabled an amendment which will be examined next week.
Country leave: here are the details of the new rights for employees set by the government
News of the week: the 2024 income tax calendar
Like every spring, the income declaration campaign will begin in mid-April. If we don’t yet know the launch date for 2024 tax returns, do we already know the deadlines in zones 1, 2 and 3? Discover the detailed calendar here and all the dates not to be missed.
2024 taxes: find out in advance how much you will have to pay