Wait a few more hours or days to find out the rate of the popular savings account on February 1; Bercy which reveals the average amount of the advance which will be paid by the tax authorities to 9 million tax households on Monday January 15; and the 2024 tax simulator put online. Here are the 3 money news items for Friday January 12.
Missing info of the day: the LEP rate
So, how much is the popular savings book rate? Say, MoneyVox, you’ve been talking about it for weeks… Certainly, but you’ll still have to be patient. The Banque de France has until January 15 to decide on the remuneration of the LEP on February 1. Following the officialization of December inflation, the calculation formula gives – as announced by MoneyVox – a theoretical rate of 4.1%. Will the Bank of France recommend Bercy to give it a little boost, just to prevent the fall from the current 6%? Suspense. And answer by Monday.
LEP: how much interest will you lose with the rate cut in 2024?
Surprise news of the day: the tax simulator
The official 2024 tax simulator, which relates to your 2023 income, appeared without warning on impots.gouv.fr. You can now estimate very precisely how much you will pay in 2024. Find out, also, if the 4.8% increase in the scale thresholds is good news for you. All the info.
The expected news of the day: the average amount of the advance
This is no surprise: the General Directorate of Public Finances (DGFiP) will pay more than 9 million households the annual advance on their recurring credits and reductions. The people concerned were already aware following the sending of emails by the DGFiP at the beginning of the week. But Bruno Le Maire, who remains a tenant of Bercy, announced this Friday morning the final details concerning this advance scheduled for Monday January 15. Including the average amount of the transfer: 634 euros. More informations.