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    Last updated: 16 September 2026

    Site publisher

    money positive is published by Christopher Ribaud, operating as an independent professional.

    Postal address: 7 clos de Pomponne, 77400 Pomponne, France. Email: contact@moneypositive.org. Publication director: Christopher Ribaud.

    Domain: moneypositive.org. Business registration and VAT details, where applicable, can be requested at the email address above.

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    The website is built and hosted using Lovable. Database, authentication and application services are provided by Supabase. These providers may use their own infrastructure partners under their respective terms and privacy documentation.

    Intellectual property

    The texts, photographs, graphics, logos, tools and other original content on this website are protected by applicable intellectual property laws. Reproduction, adaptation or distribution without prior written permission from money positive is prohibited, except where permitted by law.

    Information and responsibility

    money positive makes reasonable efforts to keep the website accurate and available, but cannot guarantee that every item is complete, current or uninterrupted.

    The content and coaching services provide education and support for personal decision-making. They are not personalised financial, investment, tax or legal advice. You remain responsible for your decisions and should consult an authorised professional when your situation requires regulated advice.

    External links

    Links may lead to third-party websites. money positive does not control those websites and is not responsible for their content, availability or privacy practices.

    Personal data

    Information about personal data, service providers, retention and your rights is available in the Privacy policy.

    Contact and applicable law

    For questions about this website, contact contact@moneypositive.org.

    These terms are governed by French law. Any dispute should first be raised directly so that an amicable solution can be sought.