After having achieved a yield not seen for nearly forty years, the LEP interest rate will gradually fall with the expected decline in inflation. For eligible individuals, however, there is still a little time to take advantage of it. The end of a golden age? Since February 1st, the return on the Livret d’épargne populaire (LEP) has peaked […]
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This Tuesday 11th July 2023, the Governor of the Banque de France spoke about inflation in France, announcing that the institution has “the beginnings of good news. On the increase in the future rate of the livret A, which should be announced Thursday 13th July 2023, François Villeroy de Galhau remained cautious. Bruno Le Maire, […]
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While the remuneration of the Livret A and the LDDS will increase on August 1st, that of the Livret d’épargne populaire will on the other hand decline slightly on the same date. Explanations. Cross trajectories for the rate of the Livret A and that of the Livret d’épargne populaire (LEP). On August 1, the yields of these fully […]
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With this measure, the Minister of Economy Bruno Le Maire intends to stimulate the funding of public policies and encourage the French to diversify their investments. End of the suspense for the Livret A: the rate will fall from February 2020 to its floor level of 0.5%, as foreseen by its new calculation formula. This was announced Wednesday 15th […]
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