Cut your taxes, calculate how much you can borrow and estimate your pension: the levers to optimise your financial life in Luxembourg.
Max out the 111bis every year
Up to €4,500 deductible, to be paid in before 31 December.
Go through all your tax credits
Employee, single parent, overtime: don't leave anything on the table.
Optimise your home savings plan
Ceiling per household member, children included.
Compare your mortgage
A broker can negotiate the rate and terms for you.
Plan ahead for your retirement
The three pillars, and what each one will bring you.
Tick off all your deductions
The list of expenses you can deduct, without missing any.
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Family and paperworkverified Oct. 2026Parental leave in Luxembourg: options, 2026 allowance, and proceduresYou've lived in Luxembourg for years and you know your way around. At this point, you're no longer trying to understand the basics: you want to optimise. Pay less tax legally, make the right property choices, secure your pension. That's exactly what we cover here, with one promise: neutral advice, we don't sell you any product.
Let's start with the most immediate lever, your taxes. In 2026, you can deduct up to 4500 euros for old-age pension savings, and if you already qualify for early retirement but keep working, the new allowance for staying in working life can reach up to 9000 euros a year. We explain how to actually reduce your taxable income, and we help you choose between joint and individual taxation, because the wrong choice can cost you dearly.
If a property project is in your plans, two questions always come up: how much can you borrow, and what monthly repayment does that mean at current rates? Our borrowing capacity and mortgage simulators give you concrete figures, adapted to 2026.
Then there's your pension. You've been contributing for a long time, but do you really know how much your pension will be, and when you'll be able to retire? Our pension simulator gives you a clear estimate.
To wrap up, we bring it all together in a personalised tax optimisation plan, designed for a Luxembourg resident who wants to make the right trade-offs without relying on the sales pitch of a bank or an insurer.
This is for those who want to shift up a gear: optimisation, wealth, property, pension. Practical, with the calculations to back it up.