Revaluation of 4.9% and end of the 10% penalty for supplementary pensions, the top 5 tax loopholes that benefit the French the most or even these new tips for paying without getting out of your car… Here are the 3 money tips from Thursday October 5.
News of the day: Revaluation of 4.9% of supplementary pensions
With forceps. The trade union and employer organizations managing the Agirc-Arrco scheme have finally found common ground. From Wednesday November 1, supplementary pensions for private sector withdrawals will be increased by 4.9%, in line with inflation.
Another notable element for former private sector employees: the 10% penalty which has applied since 2019 to the pensions of many withdrawals will be eliminated from December 1 for new withdrawals, then from April for all withdrawals concerned. . To find out more, read here.
Today’s prize list: the top 5 tax loopholes
The executive unveiled its draft budget for 2024 last week. The opportunity to examine the tax loopholes which benefit households the most and which cost the State the most. Among them, the tax credit for employing a home-based employee, the 10% reduction on pensions and even the exemption from family allowances. Discover the best by clicking here.
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News of the day: Pay for gas without getting out of your car
Pay for your gas tank directly from your car’s dashboard? No, you are not dreaming. It is now possible at Mercedes. The system was set up in Germany and will be extended elsewhere in Europe.
But the possibilities of payment using a vehicle do not stop there. Experiments are being carried out in France to regulate parking or motorway journeys using the license plate. Explanations.
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