
Dukascopy Bank Review 2026: Pros & cons
Dukascopy Bank is an atypical Swiss bank, with a multi-currency account. Is it an interesting bank account? We find out in this detailed review.
Imputed rental value is going away – What changes?
Imputed rental value is going away in the next few years. Should we do anything differently now? Here is what will change and our strategy.
September 2025 – We moved in
In September 2025, we moved into our new house! We are thrilled about that. We also spent too much money, but we will get back to saving later.
Should you use your Retirement Savings for a Down Payment?
Buy a home with pension? Learn the pros and cons of using your 2nd or 3rd Pillar money as a down payment for your house in Switzerland.
Credit Card Insurance in Switzerland 2026 – Is it worth it?
Are you covered? We analyze common Swiss credit card insurances (travel, purchase protection) to see if they are actually useful or just marketing.
Automate your investments with Saxo in 2026
Auto-Invest on Saxo. Learn how to set up automatic monthly investments (savings plans) on Saxo Bank to put your portfolio on autopilot.
Pilla 3a Review 2026 – Pros & Cons
Pilla 3a is a new digital third pillar account proposed by CA next bank and the Liberty Foundation. Is it good? We review it in detail.
August 2025 – Tired but excited to move
In August 2025, we got the keys to our new house! We have been dealing with many things and are exhausted but looking forward to moving in.
Neon vs radicant – Which is the best digital bank in 2026?
neon and radicant are two interesting digital banks with many features. Which one should you choose? We compare them in detail to help you.
Is Interactive Brokers safe for Swiss investors?
Wondering if Interactive Brokers is safe for Swiss investors? Learn about its financials, asset protection, and how it compares to a Swiss broker.
Should you take a pension or a lump sum from your second pillar in Switzerland?
The big decision. Annuity or Capital? We analyze whether you should take your Second Pillar as a monthly pension or a lump sum cash withdrawal.