As our investment strategy has been in auto-pilot mode for almost two years, I didn't think to update you about my ETF portfolio changes. Thanks to our reader Max for reminding me, it's now fixed!

After analyzing VIAC's new 3a pillar solution, we decided to open an account and transfer Mrs. MP's existing 3a into it. As usual, I documented everything with an article filled with screenshots. I hope it will help you!

It has been two years since I chose our LUKB 3a pillar based on the Swisscanto BVG 3 Index 45 R fund. Hearing more and more people talking about VIAC, I thought it was time to do a little analysis to see if it could be a potential competitor.

Last week, I presented you experimentation's project with crypto-currencies. Being a rookie myself, I then had to face the first questions that any investor has to ask himself, namely: which portfolio to choose, which online brokerage platform to select, and how to buy/store concretely my first bitcoins and other cryptocurrencies?

So far, as a long-term investor, I forced myself to not hop on the volatile and risky train of cryptocurrencies. Then I decided to see this as a learning opportunity. I will therefore invest a maximum amount clearly defined from the start, and make a regular report of the evolution of my new portfolio of digital currencies.

Once we found the best 3a pillar here in Switzerland, I had to take action and actually open our account. I had some trouble to make it happen but we finally made it. Let's analyze the details of the process.

After more than a year out of the stock market, I couldn't be more happy than I am today, ready to be back into the game with this Mustachian ETF porfolio.

I'm currently looking for our next third pillar in order to open it before the end of the year, as we closed our previous ones when we took the money out to finance our home. I will need your help to find the best option available out there!

Since I started my investing journey and built my first portfolio, I learnt some interesting things along the way that I'd like to share with you.

All you wanted to know about how much it costs to own ETF shares and bonds at Swissquote. Costs, returns, figures. It's all in there. In Swiss Francs. Enjoy!