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AVS and LPP pensions

AVS, LPP, third pillar and buy-backs: how a cross-border worker builds a pension.

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• Geopolitical tensions drive Ticino towards electric

  Electric car sales in Ticino are growing, but at a slower pace than the rest of Switzerland.

• UDC questions funding for independent cultural spaces

  UDC interpellation on cantonal funding for independent cultural spaces. Doubts about effectiveness and financial sustainability

• Como: sustainable tourism and territory's future

  On May 10th in Como, sustainable tourism and the territory's future are discussed with workshops and debates.

• 21.5 million for restoring Lombardy's cultural heritage

  Lombardy Region and Fondazione Cariplo fund projects to transform public properties into cultural hubs. Applications due by June 24, 2026.

• Somma Lombardo's Great Green Ring: 25 km of nature and history

  A 25 km trail through forests, marshes, and historic monuments, inaugurated on May 16, 2026.

• New Lugano Cardiocentre: three additional floors inaugurated

  Three additional floors inaugurated at the Lugano Cardiocentre, with improvements for patients and operators

• Luino ends 2025 with a surplus of 2.6 million

  The 2025 final budget of the municipality of Luino shows a surplus of 2.6 million euros, with revenues exceeding 31.5 million.

• KOF Barometer: Swiss economy slightly improves but outlook modest

  The KOF barometer stands at 97.9 points in April, but the Swiss economy remains below the long-term average of 100.

• Swiss Market Index rises, but concerns over earnings

  The Swiss Market Index closes in positive territory, but European markets show concern over corporate results.

• Cariplo Foundation: 5 million for 48 Varese projects in 2025

  The Cariplo Foundation has approved the 2025 budget, allocating nearly 5 million euros to 48 projects in the province of Varese.

• New Cardiocentro Ticino unveiled

  The new Cardiocentro Ticino offers integrated services and improved specialist care for the region. Inaugurated in Lugano on 4 May 2026.

• Paolo Iodice new Varese police chief: security and continuity for the area

  Paolo Iodice is the new Varese police chief. Here's what changes for security and cross-border workers.

• The Bianconeri love the short muzzle: four consecutive wins

  The Bianconeri win their fourth consecutive 1-0, tying with St. Gallen in second place.

• StraLugano 2026: routes for all levels

  StraLugano offers routes for all levels, from 5 km to half marathon, with discounted rates for Over 65s.

• Stable car sales in Ticino, electric vehicles rise

  In April 2026, car sales stable in Switzerland, electric vehicles +35%. Focus on impact of cross-border workers and Ticino market.

• Farewell to Csoa Il Molino: debris removal begins

  The City of Lugano starts the redevelopment work of the former slaughterhouse area. Estimated duration between one and a half and two months.

• Immigration: why Switzerland is a demographic model

  Professor Philippe Wanner explains the crucial role of immigration in Switzerland's demographic success. Focus on Ticino and cross-border workers.

• Neutalia: 2025 results exceed expectations, revenue and profit up

  Neutalia closes 2025 with a turnover of 22.5 million euros and a net profit of 3.17 million, with 12.2 million invested in the plant's revamping.

• Como's tourism boom: struggling areas and excluded cross-border workers

  Meeting at the Yacht Club on tourism and suburbs: unprecedented growth but struggling neighborhoods with no benefits

• Cross-border workers: CHF-EUR exchange strategy for 2026

  Practical simulation to manage the CHF-EUR exchange rate in 2026 with an operational checklist and scenario comparison

• 142 active: new service for violence victims

  As of May 1, 2026, the number 142 is operational for violence victims in Ticino. Learn how it works and what changes.

• Retail: slight revenue dip in March

  March 2026: stability for Swiss shops, but a 0.1% drop in turnover compared to 2025. UST data.

• Saronno: bar license suspended after brawl

  A bar's license in Saronno was suspended after a brawl. Here's what happened and the implications for the area.

• Migros: 'Immigration is vital for Ticino'

  Mario Irminger, CEO of Migros, opposes the UDC initiative against immigration, emphasizing its importance for retail in Ticino.