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Posts with Tag → third pillar

Why do I stay with VIAC for my Swiss third pillar invested in stocks? (vs. Frankly or Finpension) (Quick answer #1)

posted in Finance on Tue 29 December 2020, by MP Comments
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In 2021, I will stay at VIAC for my frugal 3rd pillar rather than go to Finpension or frankly. Here's why.

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Reader case study: second pillar pension or capital for François?

posted in Finance on Sat 08 February 2020, by MP Comments
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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?

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How to open a VIAC third pillar and transfer an existing 3a account to it (and other exclusive infos)

posted in Finance on Thu 31 May 2018, by MP Comments
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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!

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Is VIAC the (new) best third pillar for Swiss Mustachians?

posted in Finance on Fri 25 May 2018, by MP Comments
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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.

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The best third pillar in Switzerland: which, where, how, and how much to buy it

posted in Finance on Tue 16 May 2017, by MP Comments
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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.

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Ask the readers: in which Swiss bank can I buy the "Swisscanto LLP 3 Index 45 R" third pillar with the lowest commission fees?

posted in Finance on Fri 07 October 2016, by MP Comments
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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!

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