Dear subscribers, you have noticed that time is saving.
The combination of the epidemic crisis and the economic crisis favors this tendency which Scottish thrifty have cultivated for centuries to the point of having established that
"money is flat to be stacked".
Is.
The French, for a year, have been putting their money aside, for lack of being able to spend it as before (travel, cultural pleasures, investments deemed to be at risk, etc.) or in anticipation of even more serious crises.
But there are a thousand and one ways not to happily squander your capital and invest it.
And so many questions that arise.
Should we buy gold, the ultimate safe haven?
Is bitcoin a good deal?
Are there any stock market sectors to favor?
Is responsible investment profitable?
What types of insurance can they protect my family?
Is buying a few hectares of deciduous or coniferous trees worthwhile?
What about real estate?
Is this the time to sell your Parisian property since the market seems to be slowing down or even falling in certain districts?
Is investing in medium-sized cities becoming, in turn, a good deal?
Should we set our sights on parking lots?
To answer these questions that look like dilemmas, five musketeers from the editorial staff of the
Individuals
,
Figaro Immobilier
and
Figaro Économie
(Frédéric Durand-Bazin, Guillaume Errard, Aurélien Ferron, Jean-Bernard Litzler and Jorge Carasso) have pooled and sharpened their feathers - which are not only used to adorn their hats - to deliver their advice and recommendations.
Their word is often worth more than money: gold.
These, it is not in their mouths that one finds gold, but in their fingers or in their judgment: the doctors.
However, it happens that some of them answer an even stronger call than the care of bodies and souls.
Because one of the nine daughters of Zeus made eye to them, they abandon their white coats and their patients (once healed) and follow such and such a Muse on the path of the arts, certainly as long and difficult as the 9 to 12 years of studies that they followed to have the right to practice.
Thus Thomas Lilti, Jean-Christophe Rufin, Ifa, Benoît Galifer and Ben Mazué, who have become respectively filmmaker, novelist, singer, painter and singer-songwriter.
Clara Géliot, who herself knows both
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