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Unmarried and not in a civil partnership, cohabiting partners are not entitled to a survivor’s pension. However, there are several estate planning tools that allow you to ensure your partner...

Called “Find your pension,” a new service offers mobile workers an overview of their pension entitlements accrued throughout Europe...

The first edition of the "Senior, Wealth, and Succession Barometer," conducted by OpinionWay for Merci Prosper, shows that nearly one in two senior homeowners...

In open-end real estate investment trusts (SCPIs), selling one's shares means joining a waiting list. An AMF mediation sheds light on a case in which an investor ...

In a ruling dated November 27, 2025, the Court of Cassation held that if a beneficiary dies before accepting the inheritance, his or her share may pass to his or her heirs...

Between the ages of 67 and 69, employees retain control over when they leave; starting at age 70, the employer has sole discretion. For senior executives, these rules are a burden...

Nearly 38% of French people have received financial assistance from a parent or grandparent over the past five years, according to the third edition of the Observ...

The European regulatory framework for crypto-assets is entering its decisive phase. On July 1, 2026, the transitional period for the MiCA Regulation will end ...

Two finance companies, Jubilé and Mirabelle, have received approval to offer reverse mortgages in France. They are joining the network ...

A beneficiary who has been waiting eight months for their death benefit is not left with no recourse. A recent decision by the Insurance Ombudsman...

A life insurance policyholder has no legal obligation to inform the person or persons named in the beneficiary clause. However, in practice...

More than 8 million funeral plans are currently listed in the AGIRA database, which allows families to verify within 24 hours whether a loved one ...