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The Véloci Blog

Understanding your finances
is already optimising them.

Analyses, deep dives and concrete data on French savings, taxation, retirement and wealth management — with no needless jargon.

Savings
May 2025 8 min read

French households save a lot… but very badly.

France posts one of Europe's highest savings rates — over 17% of disposable income. Yet a massive share of this wealth sits idle in low-yield savings accounts. Anatomy of a national paradox.

Tax
April 2025 7 min read

3 legal tools to pay less tax — that most French households ignore.

The PER, life insurance, the PEA… these tools have existed for years, are perfectly legal, and can save thousands of euros per year. Yet fewer than one French person in five really uses them.

Retirement
March 2025 9 min read

Retirement in France: the numbers no one really tells you.

Reform pushing retirement to 64, falling replacement rates, system deficit… France's pay-as-you-go pension will still be there, but probably not enough. What the data projects — and how to prepare today.

Property
July 2025 8 min read

REITs (SCPI): real estate investing without the hassle.

4–6% average yield, fully managed, entry from €1,000 — French SCPIs give you access to commercial real estate with none of the landlord headaches. A complete guide.

International
August 2025 9 min read

Expats & cross-border workers: managing wealth from abroad.

Tax residency, double taxation treaties, PEA restrictions, French life insurance kept open… Living abroad or working in Switzerland creates real opportunities — and costly traps to avoid.

Savings
September 2025 10 min read

PEA: the complete guide to France's best investment account.

0% tax on gains after 5 years, €150,000 ceiling, world ETFs at 0.2% annual fees… The PEA is probably the most powerful investment tool available in France. Yet many open it wrong — or not at all.

Bank & Independence
February 2025 6 min read

Is your bank advisor actually advising you?

A bank advisor is employed by their bank. They have sales targets, can only offer in-house products, and rotate jobs often. What that means concretely for your wealth.