How Do You Open A Swiss Bank Account?
Not many things are cooler than being able to say, “OK. I’ll get you the money once I transfer it from my Swiss bank account.” It immediately gives one an air of worldliness, wealth and a slight hint of danger. So, if you want these attributes to be applied to you despite never having left the country, living in squalor and being too afraid to break the law, here’s how to open a Swiss bank account. Pick your bank. Despite the hundreds of Swiss banks the two biggest are UBS and Credit Suisse. These two goliaths have the most extensive international networks and solid reputations. Contact the bank you want to do business with. The bank will tell you the terms and conditions of doing business. Despite the famous secrecy of Swiss bank accounts, many bankers will want to get to know with whom they are doing business. Make an initial deposit. Most banks require at least $1,000 for the initial deposit plus start-up and maintenance fees. Brag. You now officially have a Swiss bank account and c
