AHV Annual Pension
Pillar 1
BVG Capital at Retirement
Pillar 2
3a Balance (Median)
Pillar 3
Total Retirement Wealth
Run simulation to see

Wealth Accumulation Over Time

All values in real (inflation-adjusted) CHF

3a Monte Carlo Fan — Pre-Retirement Growth

10th / 25th / 75th / 90th percentile bands shown
Replacement Rate
vs. last salary
Sustain 25 Years
probability
Sustain 30 Years
probability
Median Sustainability
years

Annual Income Breakdown in Retirement

Year 1 of retirement — real CHF

Portfolio Value Post-Retirement — Monte Carlo Fan

Years into retirement · median + percentile bands · real CHF
Ruin within 30 yrs:
Ruin within 25 yrs:
Swiss Pension Parameters (2025/2026)

AHV / 1st Pillar

Max single pensionCHF 30,240 / year (CHF 2,520 / mo)
Min single pensionCHF 15,120 / year (CHF 1,260 / mo)
Married couple capCHF 45,360 / year (150% of max single)
Full pension contribution years44 years (Scale 44)
Missing year reduction~2.27% per year
Max average income for max pensionCHF 90,720
Contributions start atAge 21 (employed)

BVG / 2nd Pillar

Entry thresholdCHF 22,680 / year
Coordination deductionCHF 26,460
Maximum insured salaryCHF 90,720
Minimum coordinated salaryCHF 3,780
Legal minimum interest rate (2026)1.25%
Legal conversion rate6.8%
Age credits: 25–34 / 35–44 / 45–54 / 55+7% / 10% / 15% / 18%

Pillar 3a

Annual max (employed, with pension fund)CHF 7,258
Tax-deductible at cantonal + federal levelYes
Withdrawable from age60 (up to 5 years early)
Methodology Note

Monte Carlo Simulation generates thousands of randomized scenarios by drawing annual returns from a normal distribution parameterized by your expected return and volatility inputs. This captures the uncertainty of future investment outcomes.

The fan chart shows the spread of outcomes: the dark median line, the inner band (25th–75th percentile), and the outer band (10th–90th percentile). A wider fan means more uncertainty.

BVG grows deterministically at the legal minimum rate you specify — the Swiss law guarantees this floor.

AHV is estimated deterministically based on your salary history, contribution years, and the 2025/2026 scale.

All values are shown in real (inflation-adjusted) terms using your specified inflation rate. This means the purchasing power of figures is constant across time — CHF 80,000 in year 20 has the same purchasing power as CHF 80,000 today.

Ruin probability is the fraction of simulations where the investable portfolio (3a + BVG lump sum if chosen) reaches zero before the target horizon, assuming you withdraw the spending gap (desired spending minus AHV minus any BVG annuity) each year.

This tool is for educational purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice. Consult a qualified financial advisor for personalized planning. Swiss pension parameters reflect 2025/2026 legal values and may change in future years.