We would like to introduce our new corporate partners the Swiss International School in Rotkreuz. SIS is a private day school for children from kindergarten through college. Designed to fulfil the educational goals of Swiss as well as internationally mobile families, the SIS programme is centred […]
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So you are new in Luzern and you are wondering how you are going to find kindred spirits, fear not there are lots of friendly people living here and we are going to give you some ideas on how to meet them. Online. Obviously your
At UBS we value our international customers, today we would like to introduce you to our Serbian adviser. My name is Danijel and I am Swiss with a Serbian heritage. I have just one mission: to help you reach your financial goals. Као међународна банка у
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The dust has settled a little after last Sunday’s vote, we will not know for a while what the consequence for EU members will be (probably nothing for the next three years) but here is the federal explanation relating to to the vote. In the
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One of my Swiss cultural shocks and mental hurdles was, and still is, dealing with the disposal of my garbage, papers and “other stuff”. What am I supposed to do and when? Where do I buy the “blue – real – recycling” bags? How do
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Introducing our new mumpreneur partner Judit Jósza who runs familysafety.ch. Hungarian by birth, Judit moved to Switzerland two years ago with her family and having identifying a need for safety information and equipment set up her own company in April 2013. Here she shares with
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With the festive season upon us, the number of parties we attend goes up exponentially, as does the amount of alcohol we consume. Before we know it, we’ve had one too many and it would be completely unwise to drive anywhere… this is when the Nez
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On November 10th, 2013, I took over the day to day management and long term vision and direction of Living in Luzern. One of the ideas I had was to introduce various members of the team to the living in Luzern readers with a couple
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We all know that living in Switzerland is expensive but there are ways of saving money on a day to day basis and here are a few tips: Public Transport: The first thing is to ask yourself whether you are better off having a General
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Never hurts to repost a popular topic from last year… Recently, I tested the online grocery shops for Migros a.k.a. leshop.ch, and the coop a.k.a. coopathome.ch. As a Mom of two little ones, I can barely make it out the door some days, let alone carry five
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