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  • Finance 101

Planning for retirement: 10 key decisions to make between 55 and 65

Planning for retirement in Switzerland: 10 key decisions from age 55 – covering OASI, pension funds, lump sums, your mortgage and investments.

Niklas Linser
by: Niklas Linser0 min read
  • Media
  • Webinars

Investing pension capital: Step by step | Webinar

We walk you through a real case: pension income or capital, how long it lasts, and what happens if the markets drop right after retirement.

Carina Wetzlhütter
by: Carina Wetzlhütter1 min read
  • Academy
  • Finance 101

Is investing only in the MSCI World enough?

With an MSCI World ETF, you invest in around 1,300 companies across 23 developed markets. That already sounds well diversified. But is investing only in the MSCI World enough?

Niklas Linser
by: Niklas Linser0 min read
  • Company
  • Product updates

Crypto at Selma: Now available as an investment preference

As of now, you can add a small crypto allocation to your Selma portfolio – as an optional investment preference.

Carina Wetzlhütter
by: Carina Wetzlhütter6 min read
  • Company
  • Interviews

"I value the competent team that takes the time to address individual wishes."

A long-standing Selma client shares how her relationship with investing has changed over the past 8 years and why she now particularly recommends Selma to pensioners and security-conscious investors.

Carina Wetzlhütter
by: Carina Wetzlhütter3 min read
  • Company
  • News

Swiss wealth manager comparison 2026: fees & returns

Swiss wealth managers and banks compared: KGeld evaluates costs and net returns – Selma Finance ranks first.

Niklas Linser
by: Niklas Linser0 min read
  • Academy
  • Finance 101

e-tax statement & eTax: How to declare your investments in Switzerland

Filing your Swiss tax return is rarely anyone's favourite task. And once investments come into play — ETFs, shares, funds, or multiple accounts — things can quickly become confusing.

Carina Wetzlhütter
by: Carina Wetzlhütter5 min read