the 2024 ranking of nearly 900 contracts

Wondering how much you reported your life insurance contract in 2024, or on which products to bet in 2025? Like every year, we reveal our comparative performance table of almost 900 contracts, based on the data collected by Good Value For Money. Video Capital: Life insurance: Our comparison of 2023 rates of all Euros funds, contract by contract © Capital – The average return on the guaranteed part of life insurance contracts should be around 2.5% in 2024. Back to save safeguard receive life insurance alerts Stabilize. After a historic lower low of 1.10% in 2021, the average interest rate served on the euros funds of life insurance contracts dates back for two years: 1.92% in 2022, then 2.60% in 2023, according to the ACPR (prudential and resolution control authority). A dynamic which should end in 2024, since the average yield of guaranteed capital supports is expected at 2.50% on average by the Facts & Figures cabinet. However, it must be kept in mind that this is an average, which can hide significant performance disparities on the more than 1,000 contracts that we have identified in 2023. According which compiles each year for capital the rates of these different products, the difference is however tightened in 2024 than in 2023, with yields which remain around 4% for the best euros funds, and which descend up to 1.20% for the less good. In addition, this slight withdrawal of the average performance did not prevent savers from returning massively to life insurance in 2024. The best euros funds around 4% yield of the top of the basket, two mutuals will certainly appear at the top of the ranking, and have expressed their good performance from January 1. Mutual amplifier announced a rate of 3.75% net of management fees* served on the Euros fund of his life insurance contract. For its part, Garance, used to serving among the best market rates for several years, has expressed a yield of 3.5%. Another efficient mutual, mutualist France, has communicated a rate of 3.60%. >> Our service – test our Viettoute insurance comparator, the best student in the 2024 cuvée, will be the Corum group, which managed to “get out” a monster yield of 4.65%, after already 4.45%in 2023, on its Corum Life contract. On the top of the podium, it will also be necessary to look at the side of the online broker placement-direct.fr (4.10% in 2023). Finally, among the major meetings of this month dedicated to the performance of savings contracts, we also note the announcement of the French Savings and Retirement Association (AFER), which distributes a rate of 2.51% to 750,000 members. Read also: Life insurance: why the yield of your Euros fund will back down in 2024 our comparative 2024 you can find, over the communications of insurers, all these rates in our comparative table, built thanks to the data from Good Value For Money. Dated March 18, 2025, the latter compiles 2024 yields of nearly 900 contracts, with, as a comparison, their rates of the previous year. * All yields are given net of management fees, but before social security contributions (17.2%) and possible taxation. Receive our latest news each week, the flagship items to support your personal finances. (tagstotranslate) Life insurance

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