What does a good retirement cost? The answer depends on your desired lifestyle and personal circumstances. Learn which expenses to consider and how to plan a realistic retirement budget.

An advance directive allows you to decide who should manage your financial and personal affairs if you become unable to make decisions yourself.

Early retirement can be financially attractive, but it requires careful planning. The amount of wealth needed depends on your desired lifestyle, expected retirement benefits, retirement age and available assets.

A mortgage can generally continue after retirement, but affordability may change when income decreases. Early planning, partial amortisation and sufficient liquidity reserves are key factors in securing homeownership during retirement.

AHV works differently for self-employed people than for employees. Learn how contributions work in Switzerland and what to consider when planning for retirement.

Choosing the right sum insured is essential for protecting your household contents. Learn how to estimate the value of your belongings and reduce the risk of underinsurance.

Unmarried couples in Switzerland should pay particular attention to financial planning. Learn what to consider regarding AHV, occupational pensions, Pillar 3a and inheritance.

Your Swiss pension statement contains important information about your second pillar. Learn what retirement assets, estimated benefits, and other key figures mean and what you should look out for.