Jon De Lorraine wrote that the Corniche Kennedy, in the 7th arrondissement of Marseille, was among the most upscale areas of the city, with its prestigious villas, luxury residences, and properties facing the Mediterranean. He reminded that Marseille had a video surveillance network but felt that even affluent neighborhoods were no longer spared and that the situation had "reached a new level." #Marseille #Sécurité #Vidéoprotection (translated)
Impact reported, relaying information from AnthoDepe, that the McDonald's on Boulevard Saint-Denis had been vandalized and targeted by an attempted arson, while residential housing was located just above. It added that the Master Poulet restaurant, located right next door, had been spared. https://t.co/N0ykr4VioG #McDonalds #Paris #Sécurité (translated)
Fdesouche.com reported an article from La Provence stating that the cultural space of the Committee of Old Marseille, located at Centre Bourse, had been vandalized. A representative of the committee, made up solely of volunteers, stated that the storefront had been smashed, the cash register had been taken, and the premises had been turned upside down, while the books remained untouched. https://t.co/nMAZrWqDhs #Marseille #Culture #Livres (translated)
Jon De Lorraine described it as unusual that McDonald's had been destroyed while Master Chicken had been spared. https://t.co/JFEU8G5fgh #Insolite #MacDonalds #MasterPoulet (translated)
The account Les Mileistes Français stated that Nicolas paid between 60 and 70% in taxes, while also bearing many other expenses. It notably mentioned a surcharge on insurance related, according to him, to the increase in looting episodes, the cost of a private school for his children, distant housing, and security systems, as well as health, cafeteria, daycare, and transportation expenses, which he claimed he had to pay at full price. The account also mentioned a six-month wait to see a specialist, a car that had become expensive due to ecological standards, thousands of euros in fuel taxes, and the contribution to the funding of social housing in his building. It added that Nicolas was suffering from inflation on his savings, was excluded from aid, had to hear calls for more solidarity, and was waiting three years for his children's attackers to be judged. Finally, it denounced the insults that Nicolas would suffer in public and subsidized media, before asking when he would stop participating in this system, which he described as "shit." #Impôts #Injustice #QualitéDeVie (translated)
Seydi Ba rejected what he described as a false dilemma between the Republic and the troublemakers, stating that his choice was for the people. He described his recipients as a caste entrenched behind the walls of Paris and protected only by the police, who, according to him, held them. He added that their camp was empty. https://t.co/enKB4fq9Wl #République #Peuple #France (translated)
Antoine Léaument called for listening to the entire debate on savings and indicated that the demonstration on October 17 was organized for purchasing power. He stated that the supporters of Macron believed that the French had more than 225,000 euros to save, adding that many had nothing to put aside. https://t.co/qNyjdZPvBA #PouvoirdAchat #Épargne #Manif (translated)
No one today is spared from the unfair policies of Macron's government, explains the deputy. The rising prices and rents, the daily difficulties, everyone is experiencing them. They publicly support calls to protest on Saturday, like the deputy from La France insoumise, Aurélien Le Coq, who believes in the convergence of struggles: "No one today is spared from the unfair policies of Macron's government, explains the deputy. The rising prices and rents, the daily difficulties, everyone is experiencing them." #Mobilisation17Octobre #ColèreLycéenne #PolitiqueFrançaise (translated)
Savings: LFI deputy Éric Coquerel proposes the creation of a "savings book B". "We fully and wholeheartedly support this movement," explains Éric Coquerel, LFI deputy from Seine-Saint-Denis. #Budget2027 #LaFranceInsoumise #Fiscalité (translated)
Guillaume Kasbarian stated that the left wanted to increase taxes on work, high incomes, profits, and the sale of an apartment. He also argued that they wished to tax inheritances, savings, and life insurance, and described this model as "socialo-communism." #Fiscalité #Gauche #Économie (translated)
Vdk bank is launching a two-year cash bond with a gross yield of 3.75%, the most competitive in the market, as part of its 100th anniversary and in support of sustainable projects. #BonDeCaisse #TauxDIntérêt #Épargne (translated)
Health Minister Frank Vandenbroucke proposes to limit the use of flexi-jobs to six months for long-term sick individuals, in response to the CD&V which is calling for a total ban. #VdkBanque #BonDeCaisse #Epargne (translated)
Vdk bank has launched a new popular two-year savings bond that offers a gross return of 3.75%, the highest on the market, and makes it available from Friday until November 30 with a minimum investment of 200 euros. #VdkBanque #BonDeCaisse #Epargne (translated)
Eric Coquerel's proposal to raise the ceiling of the Livret A to 30,000 euros could benefit the wealthiest by allowing them to evade taxes? #LivretA #Épargne #Fiscalité (translated)
The Némésis collective stated that they went the day before to the foot of Lola's building, in the 19th arrondissement of Paris, on the occasion of the fourth anniversary of her death. About ten activists, equipped with portraits of the young girl and white roses, came to pay their respects, according to the collective. Némésis claimed that an LFI activist, identified as Marie A., insulted them before hitting Alice several times and attempting to attack other members of the group. The collective specified that the arrival of the police helped to calm the situation and that they were able to finish the tribute, while Marie A. continued to shout from about fifty meters away. #Hommage #Paris #Violence (translated)
The takeover of the Duralex glass factory by the Tomé holding jeopardizes the investments of 10,000 French people who risk losing their savings due to the company's judicial recovery process. #Duralex #économie #épargne (translated)
Jon De Lorraine wrote that Éric Coquerel declared that LFI wanted to create a "savings book B" and reduce the remuneration of life insurance and savings to make them less attractive. He called the party a public danger. https://t.co/qoCJBIxd5D #France #Politique #LFI (translated)
Guillaume Kasbarian denounced the proposal by LFI to establish a progressive tax with 14 brackets, which could, according to him, reach 70% of income. He stated that this measure adopted a communist approach, presented as targeting the wealthiest but would ultimately tax all workers and seize their savings. https://t.co/BFkbNX8vwr #Fiscalité #Taxes #Économie (translated)
Actu Foot indicated that Arsenal plans to eliminate 60 positions to reduce its costs, mainly in administrative services, while the sports and performance teams would be spared. The media specified that this decision came a week after Mikel Arteta's extension, who reportedly signed a four-year contract worth €92 million, according to The Telegraph. #Arsenal #Football #Emploi (translated)
A study highlights the importance of encouraging couples to discuss their financial management from the start of their relationship, as the apparent equality of expenses can mask savings inequalities between men and women, particularly due to differences in income and choices related to parenthood. #Couple #InégalitésFinancières #Épargne (translated)
