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Financial clarity for Switzerland

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Free financial planning tools for Swiss residents and expats. From compound growth to retirement readiness — built to give you clarity, not confusion.

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Thank you for visiting BergSight. The Swiss financial system can feel complex, and knowing what to do with your money isn’t always straightforward. I created BergSight to provide free tools and insights to help people better understand their finances and plan for the future. I hope you find it useful. All the best, Lukas.  About BergSight →

Planning tools

Start with the numbers
that matter to you

Each tool is built for the Swiss financial context — CHF denominated, European market assumptions, designed for residents and expats.

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Compound Growth Projector
See how your savings grow over time. Adjust contributions, return rate, and time horizon to model different scenarios.
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Swiss Salary Comparator
See where your salary sits in the Swiss wage distribution, by region. Based on FSO 2024 data.
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Retirement Readiness Calculator
Are you on track for the retirement you want? Model your AHV, pension fund, and Pillar 3a against your expected retirement needs.
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Rent vs Buy Calculator
Should you rent or buy in Switzerland? Compare total costs and find the break-even point for your situation.
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Swiss Millionaire Calculator
How long until you reach CHF 1 million? Inflation-adjusted for Switzerland, with personalised tips to get there faster.
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Cost of Living by Canton
Compare monthly costs across all 26 Swiss cantons — rent, health insurance, food, and childcare on an interactive map.
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Swiss Municipality Finder
Where should you live in Switzerland? Compare 105 municipalities by taxes, rent, transport, schools, and nature.
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Gross to Net Salary Calculator
What do you actually take home? Calculate your net Swiss salary after AHV, ALV, pension fund, and cantonal income tax.
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Swiss Wealth & Savings Checker
How does your net wealth and savings rate compare to the Swiss median for your age? Based on FSO SILC 2023 data.
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Marriage Tax Calculator 2032
Will you pay more or less tax under Switzerland’s new individual taxation system? Calculate your federal tax change from 2032.
Insights

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Interactive guide
Your Swiss money checklist: are you making the most of every step?
A step-by-step interactive guide to Swiss personal finance — from budgeting and emergency funds through to pensions, property, and long-term investing. Free and built for Switzerland.
Interactive guide · 8 steps · Free
Investing
Compound growth — it's not magic, it's simple mathematics
The difference between starting at 25 and starting at 35 is not ten years. It's often the difference between financial freedom and stress in retirement.
5 min read · Investing basics
Retirement
Retirement planning in Switzerland: a simple guide to the three-pillar system
Switzerland ranks among the best places in the world to live. But even here, retirement provision keeps people up at night.
8 min read · Swiss retirement
Salaries
Comparison is the thief of joy
We know we shouldn't compare ourselves to others. But when it comes to salary, a little context goes a long way.
4 min read · Swiss salaries
Retirement
Pillar 3a in 2026 — the limit, the tax saving, and a major new rule
The 2026 contribution limit is CHF 7,258 — unchanged. But 2026 brings something new: for the first time, you can top up missed contributions from previous years.
6 min read · Swiss retirement
Salaries
Is CHF 7,000 a good salary in Switzerland?
It sits right around the national median — but whether it is enough depends heavily on where you live and your household situation.
5 min read · Swiss salaries
Retirement
The 13th AHV pension: what it is, who gets it, and when it is paid
December 2026 marks a historic first — every AHV pensioner will receive a 13th monthly payment. Here is everything you need to know.
5 min read · Swiss retirement
Retirement
Pillar 3a vs 3b: what's the difference and which one do you need?
One gives you a tax break in exchange for restrictions. The other is fully flexible but offers no tax incentive. Here is how to choose.
6 min read · Swiss retirement
Products & Platforms
A comparison of Pillar 3a providers in Switzerland (2026)
An objective look at every type of provider — from digital fintechs to traditional banks and insurance companies. Fees, pros and cons.
10 min read · Products & Platforms
Expat
What happens to your pension when you leave Switzerland?
Pillar 2 and Pillar 3a rules when leaving Switzerland — EU vs non-EU, tax implications, vested benefits accounts, and a full checklist.
8 min read · Expat
Why BergSight

Financial clarity
shouldn't cost you

Professional financial planning tools — free, private, and built with the Swiss market in mind.

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Built for Switzerland
CHF-denominated, Swiss tax considerations, and assumptions relevant to the European market and expat situations.
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No data collected
All calculations happen in your browser. We never see your numbers. No account required, no personal data stored.
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Always free
Every core tool is free, forever. Financial insight shouldn't be gated behind expensive adviser fees.
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Insight, not advice
BergSight gives you the numbers to understand your situation. For personalised advice, we point you to qualified professionals.
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