Growth in the number of old-age pension beneficiaries is slightly higher than in the previous survey (+2.8%).
Compared with 2021, the number of disability pension beneficiaries decreased (–1.2%) to 110 559.
At the end of 2022, 194 771 persons received CHF 4 billion in the form of a surviving spouse's pension.
Beneficiaries
Pension beneficiaries (at the closing date) |
|
Old-age pensions |
893 888 |
Disability pensions |
110 559 |
Children's pensions |
42 903 |
Surviving spouses' pensions |
194 771 |
Orphans' pensions |
15 047 |
Beneficiaries of regulatory lump sum payments |
|
at retirement |
54 273 |
in the event of death or disability |
6 194 |
Beneficiairies of vested benefits and withdrawals |
872 242 |
Benefits
Pensions (at the closing date) |
|
Old-age pensions |
25 240 |
Disability pensions |
1 945 |
Children's pensions |
191 |
Surviving spouses' pensions |
4 021 |
Orphans' pensions |
100 |
Regulatory lump sum payments |
|
at retirement |
13 041 |
in the event of death or disability |
1 121 |
Vested benefits and withdrawals |
53 284 |
Since the end of 2018, the total of all current pensions has increased almost linearly, reaching CHF 31.5 billion by the end of 2022.
in 2022, current old-age pensions increased by 2.7% to CHF 25.2 billion.
The annual average old-age pensions amounted to CHF 28 236 per person at the end of the year under review (2021: CHF 28 268).
Further information
Statistical sources and survey
Contact
Federal Statistical Office Section Occupational Pension PlansEspace de l'Europe 10
CH-2010 Neuchâtel
Switzerland