Wealth Accumulation Over Time
All values in real (inflation-adjusted) CHF3a Monte Carlo Fan — Pre-Retirement Growth
10th / 25th / 75th / 90th percentile bands shownAnnual Income Breakdown in Retirement
Year 1 of retirement — real CHFPortfolio Value Post-Retirement — Monte Carlo Fan
Years into retirement · median + percentile bands · real CHFSwiss Pension Parameters (2025/2026)
AHV / 1st Pillar
| Max single pension | CHF 30,240 / year (CHF 2,520 / mo) |
| Min single pension | CHF 15,120 / year (CHF 1,260 / mo) |
| Married couple cap | CHF 45,360 / year (150% of max single) |
| Full pension contribution years | 44 years (Scale 44) |
| Missing year reduction | ~2.27% per year |
| Max average income for max pension | CHF 90,720 |
| Contributions start at | Age 21 (employed) |
BVG / 2nd Pillar
| Entry threshold | CHF 22,680 / year |
| Coordination deduction | CHF 26,460 |
| Maximum insured salary | CHF 90,720 |
| Minimum coordinated salary | CHF 3,780 |
| Legal minimum interest rate (2026) | 1.25% |
| Legal conversion rate | 6.8% |
| 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 level | Yes |
| Withdrawable from age | 60 (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.