
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu announces an increase in the Livret A ceiling to 30,000 euros in February, accompanied by an increase in the rate, as well as partial free use of the A14 motorway in Île-de-France for nine months from November to support motorists penalized by the work on the Saint-Cloud tunnel.
AI-generated summary
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu announced two measures during the government questions session at the National Assembly: an increase in the Livret A ceiling to 30,000 euros in February, simultaneously with an increase in the rate, and partial free use of the A14 motorway in Île-de-France for nine months from November to support motorists penalized by the work on the Saint-Cloud tunnel.
Sébastien Lecornu announces an increase in February of the ceiling of the Livret A which could go up to 30,000 euros.
“We will do it in February at the same time as updating the rate which will also increase,” declared the Prime Minister during the government questions session in the National Assembly.
Motorway: the A14 partially free for nine months from November, announces Lecornu.
The motorway will no longer be tolled in Île-de-France during the week. The government wants to support motorists penalized by the work on the Saint-Cloud tunnel.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The ceiling for Livret A will be raised to 30,000 euros and the rate will increase in February.
Very likely · Within weeks
The A14 motorway will be partially free during the week for nine months from November.
Very likely · Within months

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