Retirement Income Gap
Find out how much extra monthly income, and capital, you need in retirement.
- Monthly gap
- CHF 800
- Capital needed to close the gap
- CHF 274'286
- Guaranteed income covers
- 85.71 %
- Expected monthly AHVCHF 2'300 Β· 41 %
- Expected monthly pension fundCHF 2'500 Β· 45 %
- Monthly gapCHF 800 Β· 14 %
How it works
Compares your expected retirement income (pension fund, AHV and other sources) with the income you want. The difference is the gap you must cover, often from savings or a withdrawal rate. Income figures are estimates and ignore inflation.
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