Article R221-41
The initial deposit on a popular savings passbook account must be at least €30.
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The initial deposit on a popular savings passbook account must be at least €30.
Sums credited to a Livret d'Epargne Populaire account are repayable on demand.
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…
Payments into a people's savings passbook account may not exceed €10,000.
Authorised transactions on people's passbook savings accounts may only be carried out at the counter where the account was opened.
Unless otherwise stipulated in this chapter, deposits, withdrawals and transfers between the popular savings passbook account and the holder's current account are carried out in accordance with the ge…
Popular savings passbook accounts may be opened in banks, establishments and organisations authorised to receive deposits from the public and meeting the conditions set out in article R. 221-61.
The transactions referred to in article R. 221-42 are those defined for passbook accounts by order of the Minister for the Economy, in accordance with the procedures set out in article L. 611-1.
The balance of a popular savings passbook account may be reduced to zero. However, no transaction may have the effect of debiting the account.
For leasing transactions involving movable property, the leasing company shall request publication in the register referred to in Article R. 521-1 of the French Commercial Code, in accordance with the…
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