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Passive pillar 3a: The best offers with the lowest costs
If you want to invest in passive pillar 3a products, you are not necessarily spoiled for choice. Many banks do not offer passive pension ETFs, preferring to sell their own, often more expensive active funds. We have therefore done some research and put together a list of the most attractive providers – using Reto as…

Frankly voucher code 2025: 35 CHF discount
Open your pillar 3a with the voucher code SMOLIO and benefit from a CHF 35 discount on frankly fees. In addition, every voucher redeemed by 31.12.2025 automatically enters you into a prize draw to win 1 x 1,000 francs in cash.

Financial futures 2025: 10 simple hacks for more money
We all love simplicity.
And tick it and done!
To make sure you don’t miss anything throughout the year, we’ve put together a simple and clear overview of the most important financial dates for 2024 and do’s for your money.
Because you can make more of your money quickly and at the right time with…

finpension 3a Experience and Review 2025
Already had experience with finpension 3a? Many people think of VIAC when they think of securities in pillar 3a because of the low fees. But with finpension it’s even cheaper. We have known and used finpension for a long time. Benefit from our experience and the finpension 3a voucher code SMLUTQ.

Maximum AHV pension in 2025: 70 francs more pension
On January 1, 2025, the maximum AHV pension will increase by CHF 70 per month.
Other key pension figures will also increase as a result, for example in occupational benefits insurance or the deductions in pillar 3a.
Find out what will change in the key pension figures in 2025.

Pillar 3a tax return: where to enter, what, when, how?
How do I enter pillar 3a in my tax return? After all, this saves you money. Discover the answers to all your questions about pillar 3a in your tax return and securities register in the guide.
