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Ceiling for LEP savings accounts raised to €10,000 in France - Monaco Life

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As of 1st October, account holders in France can now keep up to £10,000 in a Livret dEpargne Populaire savings account. The cap on the amount legally allowed to accrue in one of these kinds of accounts was previously £7,700. Interest paid on LEPs is exempt from social security contributions and income tax.

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Ceiling for LEP savings accounts raised to €10,000 in France - Monaco Life

As of 1st October, account holders in France can now keep up to €10,000 in a Livret d’Epargne Populaire savings account, up from €7,700.

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Monaco Life broke the news in Monaco 2 years ago on Monday, October 2, 2023.

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