maxime on Nostr: For context, France historically mobilises savings for various social and ...
For context, France historically mobilises savings for various social and environmental projects through state savings accounts such as the “Livret A” and the “sustainable and solidarity account (LDDS)”.
These are regulated by the State, which determines their operation, interest rate, and ceiling. Interests on these are exempt from income tax and social security contributions.
In 2024, according to the Banque de France, more than 80% of the population have such savings accounts, amounting to roughly €570 billion.
These are regulated by the State, which determines their operation, interest rate, and ceiling. Interests on these are exempt from income tax and social security contributions.
In 2024, according to the Banque de France, more than 80% of the population have such savings accounts, amounting to roughly €570 billion.