2023-10-29 20:23:00
Ln November 1st, new rules will come into force. The winter break, the price of gas or even the revaluation of certain supplementary pensions in the private sector, here is the list of changes to come.
From November 1 until March 31, 2024, the winter break will be in place. During this period, the eviction of the tenant from his accommodation cannot take place. It is postponed, except with a few exceptions such as squatting or evictions from the marital home decided by the courts. Gas and electricity cuts are also prohibited. Note that at the end of this truce, “if the problem has not been resolved, the rental eviction procedure may resume and be executed by a bailiff,” notes the site Service-Public.fr.
As of this Wednesday, November 1, certain regions (Alps, Corsica, Massif Central, Jura Massif, Vosges Massif) will require motorists to use snow tires or chains on their cars, as explained West France.
More than thirteen million private sector retirees will see their pension increased by 4.9% to compensate for inflation. In 2022, the Agirc-Arrco fund had paid 87 billion euros.
With the end of regulated prices, the Public Energy Regulatory Commission sets a benchmark price for the sale of natural gas each month. In November, it rose to €91.04/MWh which represents a slight increase compared to the month of October.
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