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Your full pension: 1st + 2nd pillar

AHV + occupational pension together — with your real wage, contribution years and 2nd-pillar savings.

Cleaning for several households? Count them all.

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Your estimated total pension at 65

CHF 1,368
1st pillar (AHV): CHF 1,2202nd pillar (BVG): CHF 148

That's 52% of your current wage

You're CHF 1261/mo short of full wage replacement

Without registration vs. with registration

What happens if you stay officially insured from today — instead of freezing where you are.

If you stop today
CHF 174
/ mo
If you stay registered until 65
CHF 1,368
/ mo
Difference: +CHF 1,193/mo

1st pillar — AHV in detail

Determining average annual income
CHF 31,546
Contribution years
35 of 44
1st pillar (AHV)
CHF 1,220/mo

2nd pillar — occupational pension in detail

You're mandatorily insured under BVG.

Coordinated salary
CHF 5,086
Savings contribution (age)
10%
Projected retirement capital at 65
CHF 26,048
Monthly BVG annuity
CHF 148/mo

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Hi, I really love working for you. I ran my full pension numbers with Clino's calculator (AHV + occupational pension): if I stay as I am today, I'd get CHF 174/mo in retirement — if I'm officially registered until 65, it's CHF 1368/mo. You don't have to do any paperwork, Clino handles everything for CHF 19.90/mo. Shall we look at it? https://clino.ch/en/pension-planner

Do you employ someone?

If you haven't registered her yet, she's losing up to CHF 1193/mo of her future total pension (AHV + occupational pension).

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Frequently asked questions about your full pension

What's the difference between the 1st and 2nd pillar?

The 1st pillar (AHV) is the state base pension for everyone. The 2nd pillar (occupational pension/BVG) is your employer's occupational scheme on top of AHV — together they aim to replace about 60% of your last wage.

From when am I subject to BVG as a household employee?

From an annual wage of CHF 22,680 per employer (2026) and from age 25. If you work for several households, the wage per employer often counts separately — which is why many part-time cleaners have no 2nd pillar.

How is my AHV pension calculated if I earn little?

The AHV pension depends on your average annual income and contribution years — not just your last wage. With low income you land closer to the minimum pension, not the maximum.

Do years spent raising children count for AHV?

Yes. For each year with a child under 16, you get a child-rearing credit that raises your average income for the pension calculation.

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