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Monthly Budget Example for Switzerland (CHF)

A realistic monthly budget example in CHF for Switzerland: income, fixed costs, variable spending and margin โ€” with numbers you can adapt.

March 12, 2026 ยท 1 min read

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Figures below are illustrative for a single person in an urban canton. Adjust rent and premiums to your reality โ€” the structure matters more than the exact numbers.

Sample net income: CHF 5,200

  • Net salary after social deductions
  • No bonus assumed this month

Fixed costs: CHF 2,650

  • Rent incl. charges โ€” CHF 1,450
  • Health insurance โ€” CHF 380
  • Tax reserve โ€” CHF 350
  • Phone + internet โ€” CHF 80
  • Public transport โ€” CHF 180
  • Liability & household insurance โ€” CHF 60
  • Streaming & software โ€” CHF 40
  • Gym โ€” CHF 110

Variable spending: CHF 1,550

  • Groceries โ€” CHF 550
  • Dining & coffee โ€” CHF 280
  • Personal care โ€” CHF 80
  • Clothing โ€” CHF 120
  • Gifts & leisure โ€” CHF 200
  • Miscellaneous buffer โ€” CHF 320

Savings & margin: CHF 1,000

CHF 700 to savings and CHF 300 unallocated margin for flexibility. In DeadFinance, this margin is what you see on the home screen โ€” updated as you log expenses.

By Mauro

Founder, DeadShot Software ยท DeadFinance

Mauro builds DeadFinance โ€” a CHF-native personal finance app born in Switzerland from a real need for monthly clarity. Practical guides, no investment hype.

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