Our living and working environments are changing faster than ever before: part-time models, longer periods of life after employment, remote work and the digital nomad lifestyle are shaping new ways in which we organise work, family and retirement provision. This compendium shows which developments are shaping our lives and work today and tomorrow.

A diversity of experiences and perspectives is fertile ground for innovation and allows for individual paths – both professionally and privately. But the multitude of possibilities requires constant decisions. This compendium offers guidance and shows how you can harness the potential of diversity for your future. Because boundless opportunities also bring complexity.

Population surveys and studies show that financial issues are a concern in Switzerland. Rising health insurance premiums, high energy costs, rent and property prices are a worry for us all. At the same time, we now have almost unlimited access to knowledge. The third edition of the VPZ Compendium also highlights the complexity of the financial sector. However, it also reflects the areas in which the VPZ can support you.

When it comes to how we want to live, we cannot avoid thinking and planning beyond the present. Making decisions is often challenging, but it is worth it when it comes to your needs and your future. Our second edition of the VPZ Compendium also reflects the full spectrum of our advisory services and provides you with exciting food for thought for your personal asset, pension or tax planning.

Developing and improving has been a guiding principle at the Wealth Planning Center since its founding in 2001, enabling us to consistently provide you with the best independent advisory services. A reflection of this commitment is, among other things, the first edition of the VPZ Compendium. This edition consistently represents the full spectrum of our advisory services—from wealth management and pension planning to tax optimization. After all, when it comes to you and your future, personal and holistic advice remains essential.