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Pension system The Swiss have a three-pillar pension system, which is designed to protect them from the consequences of disability, death and retirement. The three pillars The Swiss have a three-pillar pension system. It aims to guarantee the insured or their dependants the standard of living to which they are accustomed in the event of retirement, disability or death (article 111 of the Federal Constitution).
Pillar 1 Pillar 3 Pillar 1 Pillar 2 Pillar 3 "Pillar 3 A" pensions enable you to pay less tax while guaranteeing your financial future. Thanks to Pillar 3 Personal Retirement and Savings Products, you can meet your needs in the way that suits you best. You decide the date and the amount of your payments-up to the legal maximum. You can deduct your contributions from your taxable income. Moreover, you will be taxed at a preferential rate, and you will not be charged withholding tax. Maximum contributions 2002 2003 with a Pillar 2 pension scheme CHF 5'933 CHF 6'077 without a Pillar 2 pension scheme(max. 20% of income from gainful employment) CHF 29'664 CHF 30'384
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