Situation
You have worked part-time or taken a career break.
Consequence
Your 2nd pillar has gaps: a pension fund buy-in can fill them while reducing your taxes.
Pensions & retirement
Old-age and survivors' insurance (AHV/AVS), 2nd and 3rd pillars, disability, death: we look at your pension provision as a whole to protect your loved ones and prepare for a worry-free retirement.
Why it matters
Situation
You have worked part-time or taken a career break.
Consequence
Your 2nd pillar has gaps: a pension fund buy-in can fill them while reducing your taxes.
Situation
An illness leaves you unable to work for a long time.
Consequence
Disability pensions from the IV/AI (disability insurance) and your pension fund (BVG/LPP) only replace part of your income: without additional cover, your standard of living falls.
Situation
You are approaching retirement.
Consequence
Pension or lump sum, timing of withdrawals, tax: the decisions you make in the last few years have a lasting impact.
What we cover
We bring together your AHV/AVS, pension fund and 3rd pillar to measure your future income and any gaps.
Fill a gap in your 2nd pillar while deducting the amount from your taxable income, on a carefully planned schedule.
Flexible savings with a bank, or an insurance solution with death and disability cover: we choose according to your goals.
Since 2026, years from 2025 onwards with no 3a contribution (or only a partial one) can be made up, going back up to ten years.
A pension or lump sum in the event of disability, on top of the IV/AI and BVG/LPP, to maintain your standard of living.
Lump-sum death benefit, a pension for your partner — including an unmarried partner, who is not always protected by default.
An irreversible decision: we compare both options in light of your health, your tax situation and your plans.
Forgotten assets, a change of job, moving abroad: we track down and consolidate your vested benefits accounts.
Points to watch
A buy-in followed too quickly by a withdrawal
Benefits resulting from a pension fund buy-in cannot be withdrawn as a lump sum for three years (Art. 79b of the Occupational Pensions Act, BVG/LPP). Otherwise, the tax deduction may be called into question.
Withdrawing everything in the same year
Lump-sum withdrawals from the 2nd and 3rd pillars made in the same year are added together for tax purposes. Spreading them over several years can reduce the bill.
Forgetting an unmarried partner
An unmarried partner is not automatically entitled to survivors' benefits: you often need to register them with the pension fund.
Not using your 3rd pillar
In 2026, up to CHF 7'258 (with a 2nd pillar) or 20% of income, up to a maximum of CHF 36'288 (without a 2nd pillar), is deductible: every year left unused is a tax saving lost.
Our method
Your contracts, your needs, your goals: we carry out a full review.
What you get
A clear overview of your cover
As an independent (non-tied) broker, we compare offers from many insurers, without bias.
What you get
The best offers, compared for you
We handle the formalities, from cancellations to new contracts.
What you get
No admin for you to deal with
Claims, life changes, regular reviews: we stay by your side.
What you get
A dedicated point of contact, for the long term
Frequently asked questions
Our experts' answers to the questions we are asked most often.
The ceiling depends on your situation:
These amounts are deductible from your taxable income.
A first conversation to review your situation and your needs.
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Pay the right amount of tax, not a franc more.
Put your savings to work, in line with your profile.
Supplementary health insurance tailored to your needs.
Official sources
General information, as of 2026 — it does not replace personalised advice.