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Pension & financial advice

Life changes, and so do your finances. Whether you’re expanding your family, buying a home, or planning for retirement: We offer personal, clear, and forward-looking advice so you can actively shape your future.

We advise you on these topics

Securing your future

Find out how much money you will have in retirement, in case of long-term illness or incapacity to work, and how you can optimally protect yourself.

Investing and asset management

A financial plan provides clarity and shows you the best strategies to achieve your goals. We advise and support you along the way.

Wealth management

From assets of CHF 100,000, we take over complete management for you and, together with you, find the right investment strategy.

The advisory process

1

Initial consultation

We start with a personal conversation – online or in person – to understand your individual and financial situation. 

2

Advice

Together, we explore suitable solutions to help you and your family be well prepared for the future. This way, you can make informed decisions that fit your needs.

3

Implementation

Once you have decided, we put the agreed solutions into action and support you with all steps and formalities.

4

Ongoing support

If your plans or circumstances change, we review your arrangements and investments and make adjustments where needed. So you stay well protected, whatever the future brings.

Information and frequently asked questions about Pension and Financial Planning

Do I need to bring documents to the meeting?

The more information you provide, the better we can address your personal situation. Ideally, bring the following documents to the meeting: 

  • OASI statement
  • Pension certificate from your pension fund
  • Policies of existing life insurances and 3a bank accounts

What role do life risks play in investment advice and wealth planning?

If you die or are unable to work due to an accident or illness, state and occupational pensions provide support. However, these benefits are often not enough to maintain your usual standard of living. That’s why it’s important to protect yourself and your loved ones against these risks:

  • Disability: In Western Europe, one in four people is at least temporarily unable to work due to illness or accident. By insuring against loss of earnings, you close the gap for yourself and your family.
  • Death: A term life insurance pays out an agreed sum, so your family or business partners are financially secure and ongoing obligations are covered. This way, your loved ones can focus on what matters most during difficult times.

When is the best time to start building wealth?

Now. The earlier you begin, the more quickly it pays off thanks to the compound interest effect. For instance, if you want to save up CHF 100,000 and expect a yield of 3.75 percent, you would have to put aside CHF 688.10 each month for 10 years – or just CHF 155.50 each month if you have 30 years to reach your savings target. The basis for a successful monetary investment is a medium- to long-term time period and the right investment strategy for you.


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