Pension reform in Luxembourg: What key changes are in store for 2026
Retirement planning in Luxembourg is a serious subject for everyone, whether you’re a resident or a cross-border worker…just like many countries, Luxembourg is facing demographic changes to its aging population. In order…
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Foyer’s agents and staff mobilised to assist customers affected by the severe weather.
On 14th and 15th July, Luxembourg was hit by severe weather conditions, resulting in considerable damage. In these circumstances, Foyer’s agents and staff are committed to supporting their customers and…
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Learn while having fun with Kaskou
After a year full of learning, summer is often a time to relax. It is a period conducive to games for our children and so many opportunities to explore new…
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Foyer awarded ESR label by INDR!
Wanting to engage with a continuous improvement approach, Foyer successfully met the criteria of the INDR (Luxembourg Sustainable Development and Corporate Social Responsibility Institute) labelling process, which guides and supports…
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Lëtz Go Gold
Since 2018, Foyer has shown its solidarity with Fondation Kriibskrank Kanner by acting as the main partner in the charity run to combat childhood cancer. Foyer encourages you to take…
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Mam Vëlo op d’Schaff oder an d‘Schoul
Foyer is proud to be associated once again with the “Mam Vëlo op d’Schaff oder an d’Schoul” initiative.
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Foyer supports Pit Van Rijswijck’s sports challenge in his fight for cancer research
Pit Van Rijswijck is no ordinary employee. Pit is an employee of the Foyer Group since 2013, alongside his professional career, he has a real passion for sport and has…
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