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ARS 2026: Does It Really Pay for Back-to-School Costs?
ARS 2026: what does the allowance really pay for? Figures, the gap with annual school costs and a method for prioritizing expenses.
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Sportive UTMB 2026: why women are closing the gap with men in ultra
UTMB 2026: women-men performance figures, registration barriers and concrete levers to increase female participation.
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Prestige whisky: a more profitable investment than the stock market?
Prestige whisky gained more than 190% in ten years. Comparison with the CAC 40 and gold, risks, resale and precautions before investing.
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ARS 2026: payment on August 18, amounts and eligibility
The 2026 back-to-school allowance will be paid on August 18. Amounts by age (€426 to €466 per child), income thresholds and steps not to forget.
Nature
2026 drought: French soils already worse than in 1976
Summer 2026 is breaking drought records in France. Soils are drier than in 1976, waterways are drying up and water restrictions are spreading: the...
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Back to school 2026: Budget by education level and money-saving tips
Back to school 2026: €211 in supplies for 6e, up to €350 in high school. ARS on August 18, key changes and 5 practical ways to save.
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No more unwanted calls: What changed on August 11, 2026
Since August 11, 2026, unsolicited telephone marketing is banned in France. Bloctel is ending. Here is what the new rules mean for you.
Economique
Livret A at 1.7%: What the August 2026 increase means for you
Since August 1, 2026, the Livret A rate is 1.7%. See what your balance can earn, why the LEP stays at 2.5%, and how to optimize your savings.
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Remote work during a heatwave: home or coworking, the real cost
Remote work during a heatwave: compare the cost of home air conditioning with coworking, with break-even thresholds calculated for six cities.
Science
Our bones have a clock: the skeleton changes throughout the day
Our skeleton follows a daily rhythm: bone breakdown is more active early, while rebuilding peaks later, opening new avenues for medicine.
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