Does True Wealth also use index funds exempt from withholding tax in Pillar 3a?
Yes, withholding tax-neutral index funds are used for Swiss investments. The fund provider must pay the withholding tax to the Federal Tax Administration, but the pension foundation can reclaim this from the Federal Tax Administration, as is the case with our pension foundation.
For foreign investments, in particular US equities and global real estate shares (REIT World), our investment universe includes index funds that are exempt from withholding tax. The prerequisite is that you have updated your investment mix after the end of May 2024.
This means that our Pillar 3a solution is more efficient than all known Pillar 3a offers in Switzerland, taking into account all costs, interest and tax effects.
Would you like to find out more about withholding tax-exempt index funds and why True Wealth uses them in the 3rd pillar? Click here for the video podcast with Felix Niederer.
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