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  • Academy
  • Finance 101

Pillar 3a maximum contribution 2026 and 2027: how much you can pay in

Pillar 3a maximum 2026: CHF 7,258 with a pension fund, up to CHF 36,288 without. New from 2027: CHF 7,373. Deadlines, back-payments and tax tips.

Niklas Linser
by: Niklas Linser6 min read
  • Academy
  • Finance 101

Pillar 3a staggered withdrawal: how to save tax when you retire

Staggered pillar 3a withdrawal: when you can withdraw, why several 3a accounts save tax and how to plan withdrawals with your pension fund and partner.

Niklas Linser
by: Niklas Linser7 min read
  • Academy
  • Finance 101

How to compare pillar 3a providers: 7 things to look for

Pillar 3a comparison 2026: total costs, equity share, account or securities, sustainability and service. How to find the 3a solution that fits you.

Niklas Linser
by: Niklas Linser7 min read
  • Academy
  • Markets

Market update: What the US midterms mean for markets

How markets reacted to the US midterms, why you can stay relaxed as a Selma client, and how to get started the right way.

Carina Wetzlhütter
by: Carina Wetzlhütter4 min read
  • Academy
  • Finance 101

The AHV pension explained: how much you'll get and what to do now

The Swiss AHV pension made simple: how much you'll get, what the 13th AHV pension means, how to check for gaps and when to draw early or defer.

Niklas Linser
by: Niklas Linser7 min read
  • Company
  • News

Take part in Selma's 2026 crowdinvesting campaign

Now live: Selma's 2026 crowdinvesting campaign opened on R Europe (formerly Seedrs) on 4 November 2026. Visit the campaign page to find out more.

Carina Wetzlhütter
by: Carina Wetzlhütter3 min read
  • Academy
  • Finance 101

Investing your pension fund capital in Switzerland: How to invest your lump-sum withdrawal

Have you already withdrawn your pension fund capital, or are you about to? Then there is one important question to answer: how should you invest the money so that it continues to support you throughout retirement?

Niklas Linser
by: Niklas Linser10 min read