Part-Time Salary & Pension Insurance
Pro-rate a full-time salary and check whether you reach the pension fund entry threshold.
- Monthly (12 payments)
- CHF 5'000
- Weekly hours
- 25.20
- Insured salary in pension fund (BVG minimum)
- CHF 33'540
- Reaches BVG entry threshold?
- Yes
- Part-time annual salary
- Insured salary in pension fund (BVG minimum)
How it works
Scales a full-time salary by your employment level. Pension insurance is recalculated on the part-time salary, so the pension fund contribution does not fall in the same proportion. The result shows what you earn and what you pay into the pension fund.
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