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How does it work?
In Switzerland, compulsory occupational pension provision, the so-called 2nd pillar, begins for all employees from the age of 25.
Both employees and employers pay a portion of their salary into a pension fund each month. The employer usually chooses the fund.
If you change jobs or your employment is interrupted, for example due to termination, a break or a move abroad, it may happen that your accumulated pension assets are not transferred.
In such cases, the assets remain with the old pension fund or are transferred to the supple-mentary institution. There, they often earn very little interest and lose value over time.
According to recent media reports, this problem affects more than one million people in Switzerland.
Many people do not even know that they are still entitled to forgotten pension savings.
With our digital service you can now check whether you are also affected.
The search is free, secure and can be done conveniently from home.
The online form can be completed in less than three minutes. Your information will be transmitted encrypted and processed in full compliance with data protection regulations.
Following your request, we will check your data with over 1,500 pension funds and pension institutions in Switzerland.
The search is carried out in cooperation with the Central Office for the Second Pillar.
You will usually receive feedback within a few weeks as to whether and where credit is waiting for you.
If we find funds, we can help you consolidate them in one place if you wish.
For example, in a secure vested benefits account, which is legally regulated and offers better return opportunities than a supple-mentary pension scheme. This allows you to actively manage your retirement savings and systematically improve your future pension.
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