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Assurance-Vie Euro Funds: Record Inflows Meet Skepticism in 2026
France

Assurance-Vie Euro Funds: Record Inflows Meet Skepticism in 2026

French euro funds posted record collections in 2025, but critics argue returns remain underwhelming. We dig into the numbers, fees, and fiscal reality behind the comeback narrative.

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French Savers Abandon Their Sacred Cow: The Great Assurance-Vie Risk Experiment of 2025
France

French Savers Abandon Their Sacred Cow: The Great Assurance-Vie Risk Experiment of 2025

French households poured a record €50.6 billion into life insurance in 2025, with a historic shift toward riskier unit-linked investments. This deep dive explores why the famously conservative French savers are gambling on markets, and what it means for your money.

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Your Child’s Livret A: Why That €22,950 Tax-Free Envelope Isn’t Your Family’s Slush Fund
France

Your Child’s Livret A: Why That €22,950 Tax-Free Envelope Isn’t Your Family’s Slush Fund

Opening a Livret A in your child’s name seems like a clever way to double your tax-free savings. But French law treats those contributions as irrevocable gifts, and parental access comes with strict legal boundaries that many families learn about too late.

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Can Parents Raid Their Kids’ Livret A? The Legal and Ethical Minefield
France

Can Parents Raid Their Kids’ Livret A? The Legal and Ethical Minefield

Examining the moral and legal limits of parents using money saved in a Livret A account under their minor child’s name

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Livret A Bleeds €2.1 Billion: Where French Savers Are Actually Stashing Their Cash
France

Livret A Bleeds €2.1 Billion: Where French Savers Are Actually Stashing Their Cash

For the first time since 2015, France’s favorite savings account sees more money leaving than arriving. The €2.12 billion outflow reveals a fundamental shift in how French households manage their money.

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Livret A Drops to 1.5%: Why French Savers Feel the Pinch Despite Beating Inflation
France

Livret A Drops to 1.5%: Why French Savers Feel the Pinch Despite Beating Inflation

The Livret A rate cut to 1.5% exposes deeper frustrations with France’s state-controlled savings system, even as official inflation sits at 0.8%

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