In my spreadsheet we reach that (small) symbolic number
BUT
I’ve calculated including the 2nd and 3rd pillars, but now I have some doubt, should I really consider those as part of our assets?
So can I open a bottle of wine or smoke a cigar or not? 
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Yes, it’s part of your net worth. At some point you’ll be able to get that money, so why not count it?
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So I’m an halfy now! 
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I fully agree, I also count it. It is not very liquid asset class, but you could even use it prior to retirement if you wanted (real estate, start a company, migrate) and at a certain point you will have it in your bank account.
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rick dangerous, my dad played a lot with that game 
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Your dad ?! This makes me feel pretty old… 
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I have never even heard of what (game?) you’re talking about. 
(Well, how does that make you feel?)
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Are you implying that I might be your grandfather ?! 
Well, that game was published in 1989 only, I did’n realise there were so many ‘poppies’ round here 
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A guy from the previous millennium?
no, in fact was the Rick Dangerous 2, and my dad was already white when playing it. 
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You alone or together with your spouse?
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Don’t forget to account on the withdrawal tax. In my nw I account for (2P LPP value x 0.92). Withdrawal tax in my canton is ~8%
Sorry if I am a killjoy
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I asked the same question a while ago: click
The general consent was to include 2nd and 3rd pillars. I use PortfolioPerformance to track my assets. I have made a “more liquid” view without the pillars and another, more complete but less liquid view, with.
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Keep track of liquid and illiquid net worth. When you reach 500 k of liquid net worth, party again.
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