Disappointing Livret A savings account? Fortuneo launches a Livret + savings account with a boosted rate of 3% for your available savings.

If you open your first Fortuneo account by March 25th, you can receive up to €250. €160 is offered for first-time opening of a bank account with a Gold CB Mastercard, followed by 5 card payments made within a maximum of 90 days.

Furthermore, if you transfer all your valid direct debits and transfers to Fortuneo, you'll receive €90. To open your Fortuneo account, you'll simply need to provide proof of identity, proof of address, and proof of income. The Gold CB Mastercard, which is free with at least one payment per month, is available with a net monthly income of €2,200 or more. Once your account is open, you can open your Livret+ savings account and benefit from a gross annual interest rate of 3% throughout 2026.

And what's more, Fortuneo is offering up to €250.

For the Fortuneo Livret+ savings account, you must open it by March 31, 2026. Note that the 3% rate applies to deposits up to €100,000. Beyond that, net deposits will earn a gross annual base interest rate of 1.60%.

Your Fortuneo account is free, with no account maintenance fees.

Furthermore, your spending abroad, both withdrawals and payments, is free of charge worldwide. This allows you to travel with complete peace of mind. Via the Fortuneo mobile app, available on iOS and Android, you can easily manage your money, make instant transfers, block your card, or adjust your payment and withdrawal limits. For your savings, Fortuneo also offers life insurance and a PER (Retirement Savings Plan), in addition to a savings account with a gross annual interest rate of 3% throughout the year. If you have any questions about your account or a Fortuneo product, a 100% French customer service team is available Monday through Saturday by phone, email, and chat.

Click here to open your Fortuneo account

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