Category: France
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Retraite du frontalier suisse : comprendre AVS, LPP et 3e pilier quand on vit en France
AVS, LPP, 3e pilier et fiscalité française : les éléments à réunir avant de prendre une décision sur votre retraite de frontalier suisse.
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Swiss Pension for Cross-Border Workers: What Living in France Changes for Your Three Pillars
Your Swiss pension builds in francs while your retirement will happen in France. This guide explains what the three pillars mean for cross-border workers and what to review before deciding anything.
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Quasi-Resident Status for France-Resident Switzerland Workers: What to Check Before You Ask for Review
France-resident workers in Switzerland may hear about quasi-resident status when reviewing Swiss tax deductions. This guide explains what to organize before asking for a tax review.
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How to Prepare for a Cross-Border Financial Advisor as a France to Switzerland Frontalier
Before you speak with a cross-border advisor, organize the facts that define your France to Switzerland situation: canton, residence, tax framework, pension documents, insurance choices, accounts, and questions.
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France to Switzerland Money Checklist: Salary, Tax, Pension, and Retirement Questions to Review
Living in France and working in Switzerland can split your salary, tax, pension, insurance, and retirement planning across two systems. Use this checklist to gather the right documents and questions before speaking with a qualified advisor.
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Living in France, Working in Switzerland: Tax and Retirement Blind Spots to Understand
Live in France and work in Switzerland? Where you pay tax depends on your canton, your Swiss salary still appears on your French declaration, and your pension builds in a system you will eventually leave. This guide walks through the tax, telework, pension, currency, and health-insurance blind spots, with a practical checklist at the end.
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The Real Cost of Having a French Assurance-Vie in 2026
Most assurance-vie holders focus on headline returns and tax advantages. But between entry fees, annual contract charges, fund-level costs, switching fees, and cross-border friction, the total cost of ownership is often far higher than it looks. Here is a practical breakdown of every layer, and a checklist for reviewing your own contract.