Swiss Serenity recovers CHF 328M in lost pensions with a free search
Swiss Serenity, an independent company based in Porrentruy, has built a strong reputation for helping Swiss residents recover lost occupational pension assets. The firm specialises in locating scattered 2nd pillar funds, offering a free search service that has earned widespread trust across the country.
The company has successfully recovered over CHF 328 million for clients by scanning records from more than 1,500 Swiss pension institutions. Its process begins with a quick 3-minute online request, with results delivered within three months. Clients pay no fees for the search itself, though a 3% charge applies if they choose to repatriate funds within 30 days.
Customer feedback highlights Swiss Serenity’s professionalism, transparency, and security. The team’s responsiveness, simple online procedures, and personalised support have earned an average rating of 4.5 out of 5 stars from 220 reviews. Many clients, from both French- and German-speaking regions, praise the clear conditions and lack of hidden costs. The firm collaborates with the 2nd Pillar Central Registry and, upon request, consolidates recovered assets into a client-chosen Swiss vested benefits account. While no specific bank partnerships are disclosed, Swiss Serenity ensures compliance with Switzerland’s strict financial standards. Continuous staff training and individual follow-ups help maintain its high service quality. Recognition from major Swiss media—including radio stations, newspapers, and digital platforms—has further solidified the company’s credibility. With 200 five-star reviews, it remains a trusted name for pension asset recovery in the country.
Swiss Serenity’s free search service and transparent repatriation options have made it a go-to solution for lost 2nd pillar pensions. The company’s track record of CHF 328 million in recoveries and consistent client satisfaction confirms its role as a reliable partner in Switzerland’s pension system. No bank affiliations are required, ensuring independence in asset management.
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