Article R221-97
No fees or commissions of any kind are charged for opening, managing or closing the Livret Jeune.
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No fees or commissions of any kind are charged for opening, managing or closing the Livret Jeune.
At 31 December each year, the interest earned is added to the capital and itself becomes interest-bearing.
Only the holder of the youth passbook can make withdrawals.
…se, at the choice of the depository institutions or organisations, either to an entry in a passbook with a page number, or to the issue of receipts and periodic account statements listing the transact…
The maximum amount that can be deposited in the Livret Jeune is set by decree.
The amount specified in article R. 221-84 is set at €1,600.
The capitalisation may take the balance of the account above the ceiling provided for in article R. 221-84.
The Livret Jeune is subject to the provisions relating to passbook accounts laid down in application of article L. 611-1.
Authorisation for the withdrawal referred to in the second paragraph of Article L. 221-24, as well as the objection of the legal representative referred to in the same paragraph, shall be notified to…
The opening of a Livret A savings account is subject to a written contract between the subscriber and the institution distributing the account.
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