Pension Fund Buy-In Tax Benefit
Voluntary purchases into your pension fund are tax-deductible.
- Net cost of the buy-in
- CHF 20'400
- Capital at retirement
- CHF 37'507
- Return on net cost (annualised)
- 4.14 %
How it works
A voluntary buy-in into your pension fund is tax-deductible. The calculator shows the tax saved on the buy-in and what it grows to over the years, assuming a return on the extra capital. Buy-ins are subject to rules on withdrawals.
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