FinFinder.ch – Find your financial advisor
Find the right financial advisor in Switzerland. Compare for free, read reviews and get in touch directly. Over 500 qualified advisors.
Popular locations
- Financial advisors in Zürich (25)
- Financial advisors in Winterthur (9)
- Financial advisors in Aarau (7)
- Financial advisors in Basel (7)
- Financial advisors in Dübendorf (7)
- Financial advisors in St. Gallen (5)
- Financial advisors in Bern (4)
- Financial advisors in Frauenfeld (4)
- Financial advisors in Genève (3)
- Financial advisors in Kloten (3)
Frequently Asked Questions
How trustworthy are the suggested financial advisors?
We thoroughly verify the qualifications of participating financial advisors. Required diplomas are requested and checked by us. We also ask our users to publicly rate their advisor on the platform after working together.
How is data protection ensured?
Your data protection is our highest priority. Our servers are located in Switzerland and data is strongly encrypted. We never share your contact details (e.g. email address) with third parties. Only you decide with whom you share your contact information.
How much does it cost to use the platform?
Using the platform is free for you as a private individual. Financial advisors pay a fixed fee to participate on FinFinder.ch. The platform receives no closing commissions or any other success-based compensation from the advisors.
Do the financial advisors receive my contact details?
No. Only you can send a contact request. You decide whom you contact and with whom you share your contact details.
How is the independence of FinFinder.ch ensured?
The platform is 100% independent. FinFinder.ch AG receives no advertising revenue or other sponsorship contributions. Financial coaches pay a fixed fee to participate on FinFinder.ch. The platform receives no closing commissions or any other success-based compensation. Our sole goal is for you to find the right financial coach.
How much does financial advice cost?
Most financial advisors offer a free initial consultation and offset any commissions they receive against their fee, so the advice can end up being free. Similar to a lawyer, independent financial advisors charge an hourly rate and pass on received commissions to their clients.