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A surge in attacks, the complexity of their impacts, and a lack of reliable data… Cyber risk remains a headache for insurers. Faced with the scale of the claims...

According to a comprehensive study by INSEE, one-quarter of primary residences in France have three more rooms than necessary. This is a structural phenomenon that...

A simple delay can end up costing your heirs a great deal. The story of a check cashed too late serves as a reminder of the strict rules governing life insurance after age 70...

In light of rising geopolitical tensions and Europe’s growing strategic assertiveness in the area of defense, the sector is now attracting the interest of various...

Since the passage of the Pacte Act, the rules governing the portability of life insurance policies have been relaxed. In practice, however, this change remains limited. Transfer, taxation, conditions...

Does a May 9 decision by the Council of State call into question the well-known "right to make mistakes," a symbol of a more lenient administration open to dialogue...

On April 3, 2025, the Court of Cassation issued a ruling that changes the criteria for assessing the validity of a change to the beneficiary clause in an insurance contract...

When it comes to passing on one’s estate to nephews or nieces, French tax rules are particularly strict. Here’s why.

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Employee savings plans: a question arises for millions of French employees—should they cash out their bonus or invest it? It’s a strategic choice, because depending on your...

In April 2025, the Institut de l’Épargne Immobilière et Foncière (IEIF) will publish a new edition of its landmark study on 40 years of comparative performance...

The Dutreil Pact, established in 2003 by Minister Renaud Dutreil, remains a popular solution among small and medium-sized businesses and mid-sized companies...

Since 2025, a controversial new tax measure has been shaking up the furnished rental sector in France: the reinstatement of depreciation in the c...