Cashbee, the French fintech, is once again making headlines by offering an attractive promotional offer. Until May 31, 2024, for any new opening of a CFCAL booklet, benefit from a 4% gross annual boost rate for the first 2 months.
It’s time to boost your savings! The French fintech Cashbee is launching an attractive promotional offer: for any new opening of a CFCAL Booklet, the rate of return is boosted 4% annual gross for the first 2 months, within the limit of 200,000 euros towards. After this period, or for higher amounts, the rate goes back down 2.50% gross annual. Cashbee promotional offer is valid until May 31, 2024. To benefit from it, simply open a CFCAL account via the Cashbee application.
OPEN A CFCAL BOOKLET
A simple and efficient booklet
The Cashbee CFCAL booklet is a tax-advantaged savings booklet, accessible to all major French tax residents. Accessible from 10 euros initial payment, it allows you to place up to 10 million euros and offers full availability of funds: you can make incoming or outgoing transfers whenever you want, without any fees.
Account management is done entirely from the Cashbee application, which also allows you to aggregate your bank accounts for better visibility of your financial situation. The application also offers tools for analyzing your expenses and personalized recommendations to help you save better.
The Cashbee CFCAL booklet in detail
A secure and tax-free offer
Cashbee is not a bank but a bank broker, the funds deposited in the CFCAL booklet are therefore secured at CFCAL (Crdit Foncier Communal d’Alsace et de Lorraine), a subsidiary of the Crdit Mutuel Arka Group. This establishment is a member of the FGDR (Deposit Guarantee and Resolution Fund), which means that your funds are guaranteed up to 100,000 euros in the event of bank failure.
Remunerated at the gross annual rate of 2.50% since April 1 (rate subject to variation), it displays an attractive return compared to other savings accounts on the market. As with all tax-advantaged booklets, the interest generated by the CFCAL booklet is subject to flat taxa tax deducted at source of 30% (17.20% of social security contributions and 12.80% of tax contributions).
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