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Showing 201–210 of 45549 articles for “Art. R 221-33 to R 221-38”
Where a judge's authorisation is required to proceed with the seizure, the bailiff shall bring it to the attention of the debtor or the holder, as the case may be; the authorisation shall be appended…
I. - Unless otherwise stipulated in this chapter, deposits, withdrawals and transfers between the Livret A passbook account and the holder's current account are carried out in accordance with the gene…
When applying to open a Livret Jeune account, the applicant is informed by the institution or organisation that holds the account of the account's operating procedures, in particular the consequences…
Only the holder of the youth passbook can make deposits.
The provisions relating to the transfer of a share savings plan from one management body to another are set out inarticle 91 quater I of Annex II to the General Tax Code.
The procedures for applying the rules relating to building savings accounts are set out in the…
Holders of youth passbooks must request closure of their accounts by 31 December of the year in which they turn 25 at the latest. Deposit-taking institutions are required to automatically close the ac…
No transaction may result in the account being in debit. The minimum amount for individual cash withdrawals or deposits on a Livret A passbook account is set at 10 euros. The amount referred to in the…
The interest paid to depositors on Livret A savings accounts is set by order of the Minister for the Economy. Interest paid to depositors starts on the 1st or 16th of each month after the day of depos…
No fees or commissions of any kind are charged for opening, managing or closing the Livret Jeune.
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