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On average, each citizen between 25 and 65 years old has
CHF 12’838 in vested benefits!

When to do the research?

You should immediately do a search if:

You are unemployed: When you stop working, a vested benefit credit is created directly. If this happens repeatedly, the money can be spread over several accounts, creating a blur in your financial situation and excess costs.
You have taken a sabbatical: When you stop working, a vested benefit credit is created directly. If this happens repeatedly, the money can be spread over several accounts, creating a blur in your financial situation and excess costs.
You want to plan your retirement: Good retirement planning requires an overview of all your assets. A quick awareness of this issue allows you to find a banking partner offering more interesting returns.
You have changed employers: If you have changed employers without a break in employment, no problem, your credit balance has been transferred to your new pension fund. If your employment was terminated for a few months, a vested benefit credit may have been created.
You have left Switzerland: Leaving your employer in Switzerland means leaving your pension fund and therefore a vested benefit is created. This money can be withdrawn under certain conditions or transferred to a Swiss bank offering better conditions.
You want to plan your estate: Good succession planning requires an overview of all your assets. Early awareness of this issue enables you to find an advantageous banking partner. It also helps to reduce the administrative burden on your heirs.
You are divorced: The LPP assets accumulated during the marriage should in principle be shared at the time of divorce. During this splitting, a vested benefits account is created if the recipient is not affiliated with a pension fund.
You are looking for equity: Do you need equity to buy your own home and are you short on funds? Perhaps you have it without knowing it.
You are curious: Are you a conscientious person who wants to be sure that none of your hard-earned assets from your professional career have been misplaced? There's only one way to make it light.


You are unemployed: When you stop working, a vested benefit credit is created directly. If this happens repeatedly, the money can be spread over several accounts, creating a blur in your financial situation and excess costs.


You have taken a sabbatical: When you stop working, a vested benefit credit is created directly. If this happens repeatedly, the money can be spread over several accounts, creating a blur in your financial situation and excess costs.


You want to plan your retirement: Good retirement planning requires an overview of all your assets. A quick awareness of this issue allows you to find a banking partner offering more interesting returns.


You have changed employers: If you have changed employers without a break in employment, no problem, your credit balance has been transferred to your new pension fund. If your employment was terminated for a few months, a vested benefit credit may have been created.


You have left Switzerland: Leaving your employer in Switzerland means leaving your pension fund and therefore a vested benefit is created. This money can be withdrawn under certain conditions or transferred to a Swiss bank offering better conditions.


You want to plan your estate: Good succession planning requires an overview of all your assets. Early awareness of this issue enables you to find an advantageous banking partner. It also helps to reduce the administrative burden on your heirs.


You are divorced: The LPP assets accumulated during the marriage should in principle be shared at the time of divorce. During this splitting, a vested benefits account is created if the recipient is not affiliated with a pension fund.


You are looking for equity: Do you need equity to buy your own home and are you short on funds? Perhaps you have it without knowing it.


You are curious: Are you a conscientious person who wants to be sure that none of your hard-earned assets from your professional career have been misplaced? There's only one way to make it light.

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“Almost CHF 5.6 billion in unclaimed second pillar assets.”

Source : RTS

Assets

2nd pillar assets or vested benefits: how to recover them?

By filling out our free and non-binding search request form, a search will be made of more than 1'500 pension institutions in Switzerland.

How could I "misplace" my assets?

When the employee leaves the employer, the pension fund sends a form to the employee and the employee must indicate where the assets are to be transferred. If this form is not filled in on time, the money is sent to the Substitute Institution Foundation.

Recover my lost assets

Why trust us?

Kala Swiss SA, a limited company based in the Jura region (CH), is the first to have created a 100% digital process to retrieve your 2nd pillar assets. Today, we are the market leader and have hundreds of satisfied users' reviews, visible on App Store and Play Store. The press has praised their services on several occasions.

More about Kala Swiss SA

total vested benefits in Switzerland: 55 billion
satisfied users: 44’262
accounts with the Supplétive Foundation: 1’344’676

A dismissal can lead you to lose your second pillar assets.

The problem of vesting in Switzerland

Every year 830'000 people change employer, thus considerably increasing their chances of losing their 2nd pillar assets.

Total vested benefits in Switzerland
Invested at a yield of 0.30% with the Supplementary Foundation
Accounts with the Substitute Foundation
of Swiss people between 25 and 65 have a vested benefit

Help us lower these numbers by retrieving
your assets for free here →

With Kala, the process is simplified

All repatriation procedures can be done digitally without physically seeing a counselor.

1.: The applicant completes the application for free on the Kala app or website in less than 3 minutes.
2.: The applicant is notified when the results are available.
3.: The applicant can proceed with the repatriation of his assets, simply without having to travel.

The applicant completes the application for free on the Kala app or website in less than 3 minutes.
The applicant is notified when the results are available.
The applicant can proceed with the repatriation of his assets, simply without having to travel.

The applicant fills the search request form for the 2^nd Pillar Central Office.
The applicant sends the request form by post (CHF 1).
The applicant receives information about where the money is located (but not the amount).
The applicant fills out applications to the institutes for account holdings.
The applicant sends letters (CHF 1 to CHF 3 depending on the number of pension funds).
The applicant receives a statement of account from each institute by post.
The applicant fills out the forms to have the money repatriated from each institute.
The applicant's repatriated amounts are credited to the vested benefits accounts of their choice.

Frequently asked questions

Do you have any questions? You may find the answers below. For more details, check out our FAQ.

: Simply put, every time a termination or change of professional activity occurs, of which the most frequent cases are:
Change of employer
Unemployment
Sabbatical leave
Bringing up children
Divorce
Moving out of Switzerland permanently

: You are not sure that your accrued funds have been transferred every time you changed or terminated your activity
You are looking for equity for your future house
You are looking for equity to start your own business
You wish to plan your retirement
You wish to plan your inheritance
One of your family members is deceased and you want to know whether they had any unknown accrued funds
You are just curious

: The 2^nd Pillar Central Office is the liaison office between the occupational benefit institutions (also called 2^nd Pillar or LPP/BVG) and the insured. Its purpose is to reconnect the insured with the institutions. It does not manage any insured party account or any accrued funds. This service is funded by the Confederation and the searches are free of charge for the applicant.

: Once you have validated your search request, you don't have to do anything else, except be patient! You will receive a letter when we have received the results.

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Blog

Our articles keep you informed

Written by specialists, our articles on finance, the 2nd pillar and vested benefits help you understand the mechanisms involved.

17th Nov 2023 BVG Exit

What does my former pension fund do If I don't fill out the exit notification form?

Exiting the 2nd pillar is a key moment in an individual's professional life.

Melvin Plumez

Brevet fédéral de planificateur financier
Économiste d’entreprise HES

3rd Nov 2023 BVG Retirement

I'm about to retire. What do I need to think about?

Preparing for retirement is a crucial stage in anyone's life. Even if it seems a long way off, it's essential to start planning for retirement as soon as possible.

Melvin Plumez

Brevet fédéral de planificateur financier
Économiste d’entreprise HES

13th Oct 2023 Cross-border commuters BVG

The 2nd pillar for cross-border commuters: everything you need to know

Switzerland's three-pillar pension system is designed to meet the essential needs of future retirees. The 2nd pillar - also for cross-border commuters - known as LPP, is an integral part of this pension system.

Melvin Plumez

Brevet fédéral de planificateur financier
Économiste d’entreprise HES

Find your 2nd pillar assets for free

You should immediately do a search if:

You are unemployed

You have taken a sabbatical

You want to plan your retirement

You have changed employers

You have left Switzerland

You want to plan your estate

You are divorced

You are looking for equity

You are curious

Download our mobile app

2nd pillar assets or vested benefits: how to recover them?

Why trust us?

The problem of vesting in Switzerland

With Kala, the process is simplified

Frequently asked questions

They used our service

Our articles keep you informed

What does my former pension fund do If I don't fill out the exit notification form?

I'm about to retire. What do I need to think about?

The 2nd pillar for cross-border commuters: everything you need to know

Find your 2^nd pillar assets for free