
The Prime Minister made this announcement during the government questions session at the National Assembly.
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu announced an increase in the Livret A ceiling to 30,000 euros in February, at the same time as the update of its rate.
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The Livret A is a regulated French savings product whose ceiling and rate are set by the public authorities.
Sébastien Lecornu announces an increase in February of the Livret A ceiling which could go up to between 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.
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Increase in the Livret A ceiling in February
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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, during questions to the government in the National Assembly.