Switzerland Pillar 3a

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  1. Pillar 3a: reducing taxes

    How Big Are the Actual Tax Savings in Your Region Thanks to Pillar 3a?

    The amount you can save in taxes with a tied pension provision varies from region to region. In their new study on private retirement provision, Credit Suisse's economists detail the regional differences of the various tax burdens.

  2. Where Can I Find Information about the Status of My Three Pillars?

    Where Can I Find Information about the Status of My Three Pillars?

    It is not very easy for people who recently started living and working in Switzerland to keep an overview of their pension status. The AHV and pension fund statement provides important information about the status of your three pillars.

  3. Pillar 3a legacy and beneficiaries in the event of death pursuant to the law of succession and devolution of an estate

    What Happens to the Third-Pillar Funds When the Possessor Dies?

    The inheritance of your third-pillar funds is largely governed by the law of succession and the order of beneficiaries. The beneficiary in the event of death would be a spouse, partner, descendant, parent, or sibling.

  4. Maximum contributions to tied pension provision for self-employed persons

    How Much Are Self-Employed Persons Allowed to Pay into Tied Pension Provision If They Set Up Their Own Business during the Course of a Year?

    Many self-employed persons want to know how much they are allowed to pay into their private pension provision during the year in which they go into business for themselves. It is generally possible to combine two contribution options.