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The mortgage reference interest rate remains at 1.25 percent, holding steady at its lowest ever level since September 2025. The Federal Office for Housing (FOH) confirmed the updated figures as of 2 July 2026. What does this mean in practice for tenants — and for landlords?
On 18 June 2026, the Swiss National Bank publishes its next monetary policy assessment. For anyone who owns, finances or wants to buy a property, this is an important date – because the policy rate indirectly shapes mortgage conditions. We explain what to expect and what matters for your financing.
Since 2026, smaller businesses may account for VAT just once a year instead of quarterly. This saves effort but needs to be planned carefully in terms of liquidity. We explain who benefits from the switch.
Anyone who once failed to pay the maximum amount into pillar 3a could never close that gap afterwards – until now. Since 2026 the rules have changed: a legal amendment allows retroactive buy-ins into the third pillar for the first time. We explain who benefits and what to watch out for.
Whether you want to buy or sell, the question is the same: where are prices heading? In 2026 too, the Swiss market is pointing upwards