Author: Baptiste Wicht
Baptiste Wicht started The Poor Swiss in 2017. He realized that he was falling into the trap of lifestyle inflation. He decided to cut his expenses and increase his income. Since 2019, he has been saving more than 50% of his income every year. He made it a goal to reach Financial Independence and help Swiss people with their finances.
Rabattcorner Review 2025 – Pros & Cons
Rabattcorner is a Swiss company offering cashback on many online platforms. Should you use this site to get money back on your purchases?
May 2025 – A nice month
May 2025 was a nice and balanced month, with good weather! Financially, it was also good with extra income and low expenses.
How to invest during a market downturn – 2025 tariffs
Worried about recent market volatility and 2025 tariffs? We learn how to invest during downturns with long-term strategies and lessons from the past.
SwissBorg Review 2025 – Pros & Cons
SwissBorg is a Swiss cryptocurrency platform with very transparent pricing and many features. In this article, we review it in depth.
From Early Retiree to Investment Coach: An interview with Charlene Cong
Charlene Cong retired early in Switzerland and started an investment coach career. Learn from her story and profit from her advice.
April 2025 – Out of balance
April 2025 was a weird month. We had an urgent issue with the blog, which took time to resolve, on top of older issues, making it highly unbalanced.
Step-by-Step Guide: How to buy an ETF with Swissquote in 2025
All you need to know about buying ETFs and converting currencies on Swissquote. This guide will make your experience straightforward.
Should you opt for securities lending?
Many brokers offer an option to enable securities lending (lending your shares to other investors). We look at the pros and cons of this feature.
Poinz Credit Cards Review 2025 – Pros & Cons
Poinz credit cards come as a duo: AMEX and Visa, with good cashback and some special deals. We review them to see whether they are any good.
How to track expenses in Switzerland?
Tracking expenses is essential, but it is not always easy, sometimes even for technical reasons. Here is how to track your expenses in Switzerland.
March 2025 – Bonus and splurging (a little)
In March 2025, we had our highest savings rate ever! We splurged a little, but the yearly bonus and no taxes made it easy to reach this record.