US Compliant Investments

FATCA-Friendly Investment Opportunities

US Compliant Investments

Since 2012 all foreign banks and financial institutions have a legal obligation to disclose the balance and assets of any American clients to the IRS (following the implementation of the Foreign Account Tax Compliant Act, or FATCA).

FATCA stipulates that American citizens living abroad cannot invest in any form of PFIC (or Passive Foreign Investment Company); this includes funds, unit trusts and certain pension arrangements.

Since FATCA’s introduction, a number of investment providers have worked to stay within the new rules, and it is now possible for American citizens living internationally to access a limited number of US-compliant investments.

Unsurprisingly, it's a pretty complex subject.

The team here at IWP are well-versed in suitable investment options for American investors. Together, we'll explore your options and give you honest, unbiased advice to get the best return on your investment. 

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How much do you need to retire?

Using the retirement calculator below, you can find out whether you’re on track, over, or under for the retirement you want. 





Your current situation
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Your targets
  • Estimated tax rate15%
  • Average Inflation Rate1.5%
  • Rate of Return at Retirement5%
  • Max. First Pillar Income (2023 based on 44 years)CHF: 29,400
  • Max. Years44
You will have
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You will need
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This projection uses fixed assumptions for tax, inflation and investment return at retirement, the result of which may not reflect your actual circumstances. Contact us today for a free personalised retirement plan.

How to use this retirement calculator

  1. Enter your current age, income after taxes, current savings, and how much you save each month (after bills and expenses).
  2. Average return on savings = For example, assume 1% for cash, 5% for investments, or 3% if you have a mixture of both.
  3. Next, enter the amount of your current income you would like at retirement. For example, someone receiving CHF 10,000/month may want CHF 6,500 - or 65% - of their current income at retirement.
  4. Lastly, enter the number of 1st pillar contributions you will have made by retirement. For example, if you've paid 5 years' 1st pillar contributions until today, and expect to pay in for a further 20 years, enter 25 years. Based on the Swiss state pension.

Your targets

  1. Enter the age you would like to retire.
  2. Use the Age slider above to increase and decrease the age; when the bar chart showing 'You will have' and 'You will need' are the same, that is your expected age of retirement.

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How much do you need to retire?

Achieve financial freedom - and retire when you want to. 

We help investors in Switzerland build assets and create passive income to replace formal employment. 

By listening carefully, giving honest advice, and creating tailored investment plans, we help you achieve your long-term financial goals.

How much do you need to retire? Request your free guide now and find out with our simple 2-step process. 

How much do you need to retire?

How much do you need to retire?