A new supplementary pension scheme for self-employed persons in Luxembourg
Since the 1st of January 2019, Supplementary Pension Schemes are available to small traders and self-employed professionals. This is very good news for all self-employed persons, such as lawyers, notaries, experts, health and real estate professionals, and all craftsmen and traders... who are pretty happy about this decision.
How to calculate your retirement in Luxembourg
Whether you are close to retirement or it's a long way off, your retirement worries you and you ask a lot of questions. Be aware that the secret to succeeding in this new life is: preparation. Focus on how pensions work in Luxembourg.
Housing loans: how do I protect my loved ones in case of a fatal accident?
In Luxembourg, as in many European countries, financial institutions often require borrowers to take out insurance against the risk of death or disability. This is called Remaining Due Balance insurance, and it pays the balance of the capital that remains to be refunded to the bank. This cover allows the owners to insure the payment of the remaining instalments by the insurer in case of death or disability.
