Author: Baptiste Wicht
Baptiste Wicht started thepoorswiss.com in 2017. He realized that he was falling into the trap of lifestyle inflation. He decided to cut his expenses and increase his income. This blog is relating his story and findings. In 2019, he is saving more than 50% of his income. He made it a goal to reach Financial Independence. You can send Mr. The Poor Swiss a message here.
Neon vs Yuh: Best digital bank in 2024?
We must compare Neon vs Yuh, two similar Swiss digital banks with banking and investing features! We will find out which is best for your needs!
July 2023 – Holidays
In July 2023, we had a nice time in Greece. Other than that, not much happened during the month and managed to save about a third of our income.
The 5 Best Short-Term Investments
Sometimes, you cannot keep your money invested for a long time. For these cases, here are the best short-term investments for your money.
Neon Invest Review 2024: Pros & Cons
The great digital bank Neon, started an investment feature: Neon Invest! Is it any good? We find out in this in-depth analysis.
Yuh vs Swissquote 2024 – Best Broker in 2024
Yuh and Swissquote are two good Swiss brokers, with the same backend. Which should you use? Let's find out by comparing Yuh vs Swissquote!
June 2023 – Travel and new lows in sleep
In June 2023, we planned our summer holiday and spent way too much money. We also slept very little again.
Impact Investing Interview with Inyova
Inyova answers many questions about impact investing and sustainable investing! Learn from the most sustainable Swiss Robo-advisor.
Fractional Trading: Should you do it?
Fractional trading lets you fractions of a share on the stock market. This is a good way to start investing with small sums of money.
Everon Review 2024 – Pros & Cons
Everon is a Swiss digital private bank, trying to open private banking to more people. If you want a private bank, should you use Everon?
May 2023 – Good month and small vacation
May 2023 was a good month, with a short vacation to Annecy and had great time with friends and family. We saved a large portion of our income.
Wealth Tax in Switzerland in 2024
In Switzerland, we pay a wealth tax. The more capital we accumulate, the more we will pay on this capital.