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Like every 1st of the month, several measures are put in place with the aim of readjusting certain systems. And this July 1 is no exception to the rule. However, reading some of these measures, it is obvious that there will be a lot of noise in the houses. Indeed, several increases are expected… And as the holidays approach, this is bad timing. We take stock.
Here are the increases for July 1st
First bad news, the price of gas will increase by 11.7%. Indeed, the energy regulatory commission had explained this previously. But this is due to the increase in network maintenance prices. Likewise, your car and home insurance contracts will increase by 0.60 cents. The goal ? collect money to finance the Guarantee Fund for Victims of Acts of Terrorism and Other Offenses (FGTI). This intervenes in the event of material damage and bodily injury during attacks.
In this vein, even if it is more of a display made obligatory, shrinkflation should clearly be mentioned. With the increase that goes with it. Indeed, this technique consists of reducing the weight of a package, without changing the price. Concretely, the price per kilo increases while giving the illusion of no increase. This measure, from July 1, must be applied by all stores of more than 400 m². In addition, Bercy indicates that it must have the following mention:
“For this product, the quantity sold increased from »
This new display must be visible near the product concerned for 2 months after the modification.
The good news
Yes, despite everything, there are some. On July 1st, the energy performance diagnosis (DPE) will adopt some changes. With the aim of removing as many small dwellings as possible from the energy sieve categories. Indeed, with the current system, small dwellings had a better chance of being included. As a result, this will delight owners who will be able to have their property and the rent that goes with it reassessed! In another measure, the climate savings account is making its grand debut… We explain it to you in more detail here!
