http://increase-savings.com Manage spend, debt and increase your savings Sun, 20 May 2012 13:51:24 +0000 en hourly 1 http://increase-savings.com/opening-a-savings-account-in-swiss-francs/ http://increase-savings.com/opening-a-savings-account-in-swiss-francs/#comments Mon, 09 Nov 2009 12:50:16 +0000 Increase Savings http://www.increase-savings.com/answers/opening-a-savings-account-in-swiss-francs/ I am interested in opening a savings account in CH, no or low minimums, residing in the US?something that has no fees or very little , mainly for savings purpuses… ANY HELP? big banks like Credit Suisse require a million minimum?

]]> http://increase-savings.com/opening-a-savings-account-in-swiss-francs/feed/ 0 http://increase-savings.com/i-heard-that-to-stimulate-savings-the-swiss-government-contributes-to-their-citizens-accounts-is-this-true/ http://increase-savings.com/i-heard-that-to-stimulate-savings-the-swiss-government-contributes-to-their-citizens-accounts-is-this-true/#comments Fri, 25 Sep 2009 00:37:54 +0000 Increase Savings http://www.increase-savings.com/answers/i-heard-that-to-stimulate-savings-the-swiss-government-contributes-to-their-citizens-accounts-is-this-true/ I think I heard Clark Howard discussing this, saying that the Swiss goverment would contribute 25% of what is saved. I think this would be something that US government should look into since the savings rate for 2006 hit a low of -1% (as reported by ABC News). They probably shouldn’t look at matching contributions here, but they could offer a tax credit based on income as to how much is saved. Anyone agree?

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