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Sources and background

Find the official sources behind our information, organised by topic. Calculators provide simplified guidance; personal circumstances and binding documents are reviewed during the consultation.

Data behind the health insurance comparison

Data used: approved basic insurance premiums for 2027, published on 29 September 2026. Premium regions, age group, deductible, accident cover and local model availability are considered. Gross premiums exclude conditional family discounts; subsidies are reviewed separately.

Sources by page

How affordable is your new home?
Arrive in Switzerland or move on with a clear financial plan.
Swiss tax returns with clear prices.
Car insurance that fits your everyday life
Death and disability: protecting your household
Compare health insurance with confidence
Legal protection for the situations that affect you
Choose suitable liability and contents cover
How large might your pension gap be?
AHV after moving to Switzerland: how to check contribution gaps
SME bookkeeping: what can you delegate, and what must you oversee?
Buying a home with a B permit: check purchase rights and financing separately
New job, children or self-employment: when to update your financial plan
Financial planning: what remains after pay and fixed costs?
First Zurich tax return after moving: which documents do you need?
Choosing Swiss health insurance: compare premium, deductible and model
Buying a home in Switzerland: test affordability before you search
Insurance review: which policies provide useful protection?
Pillar 3a or pension fund buy-in: what should you check first?
Relocation from Switzerland: what happens to pension fund and AHV rights?
Relocation to Switzerland: the financial steps after arrival
Sole proprietorship or GmbH: which structure fits your business?
Tax deductions: plan pillar 3a, work expenses and family costs

Calculators: 2026 tax data and survivor benefits

The 3a calculator uses FTA tariffs and multipliers for 2,110 municipalities, checked on 3 October 2026. The model covers income tax without children, church or wealth tax. The survivor estimate uses OASI and occupational-pension rules with transparent assumptions.