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Our advisers break down the subjects that matter on both sides of the border: retirement, insurance, taxation and cross-border life. Real examples, no jargon.

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Swiss retirement

AVS in practice: real examples, advice and strategies to plan ahead

Because a system is sometimes easier to understand through real situations, here are three typical profiles that show how the AVS actually works.

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Swiss retirement

LPP, the 2nd pillar: everything you need to know to make it work for your retirement

The AVS is the base of the Swiss pension system, but it is not enough to keep a standard of living close to the one you had while working. That is the role of the 2nd pillar.

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Swiss retirement

The Swiss 2nd pillar: real advantages, limits to anticipate, and advice to make the most of it

The 2nd pillar (LPP) is often seen as an administrative tool imposed by the employer. It is in fact one of the most powerful tools for building a retirement.

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Swiss retirement

The Swiss 3rd pillar: how to make it a strategic tool (and not just a savings product)

When retirement in Switzerland comes up, attention naturally turns to the AVS and the LPP 2nd pillar. But a third pillar exists, and it is voluntary.

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Swiss retirement

The Swiss 3rd pillar: advantages, pitfalls and good practice for using it strategically

The 3rd pillar is often presented as a simple add-on to the first two levels of the Swiss pension system. It is in fact a tool with strong strategic potential.

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Life insurance

Life insurance: the favourite tool of the French, but is it really justified?

If there is one investment everyone has heard of, it is life insurance. It has become almost a must-have in the French wealth landscape.

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Life insurance

Life insurance unpacked: advantages, pitfalls and winning strategies

Life insurance is a versatile tool with real tax advantages, but it can also disappoint when it is badly used or badly chosen. Here are three common pitfalls to know about.

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Cross-border life

Cross-border right of option: CMU or LAMal? The choice you can only make once

When you start working in Switzerland while living in France, one of the first decisions to make is not a banking one, nor a tax one, nor even a practical one.

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Cross-border life

CMU or LAMal: how do you choose the right health insurance as a cross-border worker?

One of the most important choices a cross-border worker has to make as soon as they start working in Switzerland concerns their health cover.

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Retirement savings

PER: new-generation retirement savings, good idea or empty promise?

The word “retirement” is enough to make people roll their eyes. Between one reform after another, the announced fall in pensions and the uncertainty over retirement ages.

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Retirement savings

PER: understand it fully and make it work for your retirement savings

The Plan Épargne Retraite has obvious strengths, but its limits should not be overlooked, especially when they have not been anticipated.

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