Occupational Pension (BVG) 2026

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Security and Provision through the Pension Fund

Occupational pension provision (BVG), together with the AHV, forms the basis of the Swiss pension system. The goal is to maintain the accustomed standard of living after retirement. For employees with a minimum income, affiliation with a pension fund is mandatory. However, BVG is more than just saving for old age: it also protects you and your family against the risks of death and disability. For SMEs, choosing the right pension institution is also a decisive factor in the competition for qualified specialists.

  • Retirement Pension: Securing your retirement years through lifelong pensions or capital.
  • Risk Protection: Financial security for survivors and protection in the event of disability.
  • Tax Benefits: Voluntary buy-ins into the pension fund are tax-deductible.
  • Home Ownership: Advance withdrawal for the purchase of owner-occupied residential property is possible.
  • SME Solutions: Attractive pension plans for small and medium-sized enterprises.
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Important Questions About the 2nd Pillar (BVG)

When does mandatory BVG insurance begin?

Employees are insured for the risks of death and disability from January 1 following their 17th birthday. From January 1 after their 24th birthday, retirement savings also begin, provided their annual salary exceeds the entry threshold.

Can self-employed individuals join a pension fund voluntarily?

Yes, self-employed persons can voluntarily join a pension fund (e.g., that of their professional association or the substitute occupational benefit institution) to benefit from the pension advantages.

What happens to my money when I change jobs?

The accumulated capital (termination benefit) must be transferred to the pension fund of the new employer. If you do not take up a new job, the money must be deposited into a vested benefits account or policy.

What is a pension fund buy-in?

If contribution gaps exist, insured members can make voluntary payments. This increases future pension benefits and can be fully deducted from taxable income.

Annuity or lump sum – which is better?

This is an individual decision. The annuity offers security for life, while the lump sum allows full flexibility and inheritability. A combination of both is often sensible.

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