Financial aid in Switzerland: an alternative to credit
Switzerland offers high salaries, but also one of the highest costs of living in the world: rents, health insurance premiums, taxes. When something unexpected happens, even a comfortable budget can falter. Consumer credit, which is very regulated, is not always the right answer.
A cost of living that eats away at everything
Between health premiums which rise every year and high rents, the real margin of Swiss households is often thinner than it seems.
Using credit to compensate means paying for this pressure with additional interest.
Receive capital, not debt
50/50 Shared Capital entrusts working capital whose gains are shared half and half. You borrow nothing and carry no debt.
The program is open to individuals and self-employed people in Switzerland.
Explore the solution freely
The application is free and without obligation. It has no impact on your banking situation.
A few minutes are enough to see if this model can give you back some margin.
What if it was your turn to receive capital?
The 50/50 Shared Capital program entrusts you with working capital, without credit and without debt to repay. The application is free and without obligation.
What if, for once, you were the one handed the capital?
You have nothing to lose — literally. Apply in two minutes and see what it changes.
Give it a shot, free →