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A new study by the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts warns that as Swiss residents live longer, their retirement savings may be insufficient, highlighting a growing 'longevity risk' that could lead to widespread financial shortages in old age.
The Swiss National Bank announced that the net worth of households in Switzerland rose to over CHF5 trillion in 2025, largely fueled by rising property prices and increased pension entitlements, even as mortgage debt also grew.
A firsthand account of installing rooftop solar panels in Switzerland reveals the significant financial and bureaucratic hurdles facing homeowners. The process involves complex calculations of subsidies, tax rules, and shifting regulations, transforming an environmental decision into a challenging financial exercise.
Swiss voters will decide on March 8th whether to replace the current system of joint taxation for married couples with individual taxation. This explainer breaks down what's at stake and how the proposed changes could impact households across the country.
On March 8th, Swiss citizens will decide on a popular initiative and a government counter-proposal, both aiming to enshrine the availability of physical money in the constitution amid a rapid shift towards card and app payments.
Starting January 1st, 2026, a significant change in Swiss pension law will allow individuals to make retroactive 'catch-up' payments for missed contributions to their third-pillar (3a) retirement accounts, offering greater flexibility for financial planning.
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