Personal financial planning · canton of zurich

Retirement is complicated — clear numbers make your decision simple.


Lump sum or pension? Buying into your pension fund? When to draw — and what will it cost in taxes? I run the numbers, you decide.

Your situation in three scenarios: not just the best case, but what happens if the markets fall or something unexpected comes along. What you get at the end isn't a spreadsheet that leaves you guessing — it's a clear answer: what's optimal for you, and what still holds even when things get tight.

Example

Financial Assets in three scenarios, 2026–2068
The three decisions

The three decisions that shape your retirement

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Early Retirement

Every year earlier costs you pension, contributions and compound interest. I show you what your preferred date costs — and whether it holds.
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Coverage ratio and robustness score — not gut feeling
02

Capital or Pension

The single biggest financial decision of your life. I've made this decision for myself — so I know what truly matters.
10 Strategies, NPV-Comparison
03

Taxes on withdrawal

Staggering pension-fund and pillar 3a withdrawals across several tax years is the ideal scenario — but it isn't always possible. I show you which solution is right for you. 
Tax path modelled year by year
Start self-check: Capital or Pension?
Interactive - 5 minutes - anonymous, no data stored
Free pension fund self-check: 14 statements on security, family and flexibility show in 5 minutes whether a lump sum, a pension or a mixed solution suits you.
METHOD

Three scenarios, not just performance projections

Scenarios are life decisions translated into financial terms. Each one maps a clearly defined path into retirement — none is a forecast; together they help you make concrete decisions.
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reference case

Your reality, not your hope

The foundation everything builds on.

Where do I stand today?
Clarity on your status quo
ALTERNATIVE path

Your Dream
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The dream, run through the numbers.
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Can I afford it?
A decision driven by numbers, not gut feeling
Stress test

The worst-case path
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The crisis, before it arrives.
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What if things go wrong?
Certainty that your plan holds.
sample report

The difference is in the report

Not because it contains more numbers — but because it orders them. The report starts with what you need to know and only then goes deeper. You grasp your situation on the very first page; the detailed reasoning is there when you need it.

The structure — from overview to depth

  1. The essentials at a glance — Your situation and the key decisions on a single page
  2. Executive Summary — The recommendations in plain language — clear enough for family
  3. Reference case in detail — Your most likely path, year by year
  4. Scenarios at a glance — All paths side by side, directly comparable
  5. Scenarios in detail — Each option fully modelled
  6. Withdrawal strategies — Lump sum, pension or a combination, valued by net present value
  7. Readiness — How well positioned you are for retirement, in one clear figure
FAQ

What you should know

My bank does the financial plan for free — why pay?
Who is it for?
How long does it take?
Do you also manage my assets?
AI keeps getting better - what does advice offer that AI can't?
Are you doing consulting in English and German?
expertise on one page

Foresight

Some questions around retirement can be answered on a single page — if they are laid out properly. Foresight is my series of one-page briefings: one topic, one A4 page, with legal status and sources. To read on screen, print or pass on.
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Contact

An initial conversation

Free and without obligation. We'll review your situation and see whether working together makes sense.

You can also reach me on:  079 649 46 49