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Save up to CHF 2,470 a year thanks to your 3rd pillar
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What I invest per month
CHF 300
Your annual tax savings
CHF 1059
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Level of risk
Your age
35 years old
Annual payment
CHF 3,000
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Maximise your tax benefits with Pillar 3a
By contributing to Pillar 3a, you can benefit from tax deductions of up to CHF 7,258 for employees and CHF 36,288 for self-employed people. A tax incentive that rewards your pension provision.
Flexibility and freedom with Pillar 3b
Pillar 3b gives you the freedom to invest with no annual limit and to withdraw your funds as you wish, with no additional tax.
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FAQ
What are the tax benefits of Pillar 3a?
Pillar 3a offers significant tax advantages by allowing contributions to be deducted from your taxable income, which can reduce your annual tax burden. For 2025, the deductible amounts are CHF 7,258 for employees affiliated to a pension fund and up to CHF 36,288 for the self-employed.
What role does a private pension fund play in retirement planning?
A private pension fund, particularly via Pillar 3b, plays a key role in retirement planning by providing an additional, flexible source of income. It can be used to fill gaps in pension provision and optimise the net income available when you retire.
How is the amount of Pillar 3a contributions determined?
The amount you can contribute to Pillar 3a is capped and depends on your employment status. If you are affiliated to a pension fund, the maximum amount is CHF 7,258. For self-employed people who are not affiliated to a pension fund, the ceiling is 20% of their net income or up to CHF 36,288.
How does Pillar 3b differ from Pillar 3a and Pillar 2?
Pillar 3a offers significant tax advantages by allowing contributions to be deducted from your taxable income, which can reduce your annual tax burden. For 2025, the deductible amounts are CHF 7,258 for employees affiliated to a pension fund and up to CHF 36,288 for the self-employed.
Can I make early withdrawals from my Pillar 3a and what are the consequences?
Yes, you can make early withdrawals from pillar 3a, mainly to finance the purchase of a main property or to start a self-employed business. These early withdrawals are subject to tax, but can make a significant contribution to your short-term financial plans.