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2nd pillar, BVG/LPP

Published 12 November 2021 · updated 3 October 2026 · Written or reviewed by Christophe Bouin

The 2nd pillar is the occupational pension. Employer and employee fund a scheme that pays a pension or a capital. In 2026 compulsory affiliation starts at 22'680 CHF of annual salary with the same employer. The coordination deduction is 26'460 CHF, the upper limit 90'720 CHF. Being affiliated or not also decides whether your pillar 3a is capped at 7'258 CHF or at 20% of income. From 1 January 2027 the Federal Council sets 7,373 francs with a 2nd pillar and 36,864 francs at most without one. The 20% rate is unchanged. Press release of 2 October 2026: https://www.admin.ch/fr/newnsb/BqB41FVYi5FB.

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Are the 2027 BVG thresholds published?+

This page keeps the 1 January 2026 BVG table and does not restate other 2027 BVG thresholds. From 1 January 2027 the Federal Council sets 7,373 francs with a 2nd pillar and 36,864 francs at most without one. The 20% rate is unchanged. Press release of 2 October 2026: https://www.admin.ch/fr/newnsb/BqB41FVYi5FB.

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Editorial review on 6 octobre 2026. Pillar 3a ceilings cited for 2026, from the FSIO table. From 1 January 2027 the Federal Council sets 7,373 francs with a 2nd pillar and 36,864 francs at most without one. The 20% rate is unchanged. Press release of 2 October 2026: https://www.admin.ch/fr/newnsb/BqB41FVYi5FB. Cantonal pillar 3b amounts can change from one tax notice to the next. This is not personal advice.

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