In 2020, the two best free Swiss online banks remain Zak and Neon. My opinion hasn't changed since last year. However, my use has. And a third bank has emerged as an alternative candidate.

I regularly receive emails from novice Swiss investors who want to be reassured about their investment strategy and choice of broker. As my answer is always the same, I decided to make this an article to which I could redirect future requests of this kind.

I spent 2019 exploring investment options that could yield more than 8-10% return. And P2P loans are one of them. I chose the Mintos P2P lending platform to get started. Here is a summary of my experience so far.

By talking with some of you, I realized that not everyone is aware of the many tax deductions they may be entitled to. Hence this article presenting what I have deducted for my taxes in 2019.

Zak blocks bank transfers and payments exceeding CHF 5'000 per day and CHF 10'000 per week for security reasons. But there is a way to override these limits.

François is 59. He wants to retire early at 60. He now has to choose how he withdraws his second pillar money: annuity, lump sum, or a mix of both?

I discovered value investing last year. Here are the two tools that I've used to start buying my first "value" shares.

Here are the 6 concrete steps I used to switch online broker from Cornèrtrader to DEGIRO.

eBill on Zak is delayed to early 2020 (instead of end of 2019). Here is my plan to overcome it.

Here you go with the complete tutorial on how to open your DEGIRO account!