Pension guide

The maximum pension payable under OASI, the pension fund conversion rate or the three-pillar principle – various aspects must be taken into account when planning your own retirement provision. Read our articles to find out the basic knowledge that best prepares you for this.

Planning your retirement provision begins well before you retire, so that you have optimal financial security during your retirement. Our practical tips and guidelines will help you to avoid a potential pension gap. We share expert knowledge on comprehensive retirement planning in pillar 3a and beyond.

The amount of assets you have saved for retirement depends on how your career progresses, among other things. For example, being unable to work, part-time work or extended maternity leave can lead to a pension gap. In our magazine, we answer questions about your occupational retirement provision and pension fund assets, and provide knowledge to help you make informed decisions.

How you plan for retirement also depends on your life circumstances. After all, those who have a family or a partner share financial obligations and long-term goals in addition to their everyday lives. But which rules apply for spouses or for cohabiting partners? What do you need to bear in mind in order to plan your future estate in advance? We answer your most pressing questions.

A well-prepared retirement ensures that you can relax and enjoy your retirement more and can plan your future independently. Find out at what age you should prepare for retirement and what to consider if you plan to take early or semi-retirement. We’ll explain what’s important after retirement and how to plan your budget correctly.