Insurance and retirement in Switzerland, with clarity and confidence

I help you understand, optimise and manage your insurance and retirement planning in Switzerland with transparency, a personal touch and professional support.

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Switzerland
My approach
“My job is to analyse your options, explain them clearly and help you choose the one that suits you best.”
Jesús Gómez
Jesús Gómez Consultant FINMA F01575262 · CHE-479.361.641
How I work

Why my clients
recommend me

Personal attention

Every situation is different. That’s why I listen, look at it with you and guide you in a friendly, structured way.

Clear, jargon-free advice

I help you understand your options without jargon or pressure, so you can decide with confidence.

Truly independent

I work independently with Switzerland’s leading insurers to find the option that suits you best.

Flexible and approachable

In person, by phone or by video call. I adapt to your situation and support you throughout the process.

Client experiences

What my clients say

★★★★★

I have to say that, in my experience in Switzerland, after 14 years he was the only person who helped us sort out our health insurance, among other things. A great person and a great professional, really friendly and kind. I recommend him 150% — more than words can say. Thank you so much, Jesús!

JV
Jose V.Switzerland
★★★★★

Thanks to Jesús Gómez, I finally understood how the third pillar works. He explained everything clearly and helped me choose the best option for me. Now I have a plan earning compound interest that gives me real peace of mind for the future. I wish I’d done it sooner!

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Carlos M.Engineer · Lausanne
★★★★★

I took out my health insurance through JGomezConsultant and the experience has been excellent. Within a few months I’ve already received around CHF 1,000 for my eye surgery and another CHF 1,000 for the gym. Those refunds have more than covered the cost of the insurance.

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Ivan PérezDeveloper · Zürich
★★★★★

Jesús helped me take out supplementary insurance that gives me access to therapies, osteopathy and gym discounts. I had no idea these benefits even existed. He’s always available and explains things straight. An absolute star!

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Lucía R.Geneva
Frequently asked questions

Any questions?

Answers to common questions about insurance in Switzerland, the third pillar, premium subsidies and tax returns. If you can’t find your answer here, feel free to message me directly.

Do you only work with one insurer?

No. I work as an independent intermediary, which means I can compare different insurance companies to find the best solution for each client.

What services do you offer exactly?

I provide advice and support across several areas of the Swiss system:

· Health insurance (Krankenkasse).
· Personal and family insurance, such as home, car or legal cover.
· Retirement planning (third pillar).
· Optimising your existing insurance.
· Premium subsidy applications (Prämienverbilligung).
· Tax returns (Steuererklärung).

What happens after I take out a policy?

My work doesn’t stop once you sign. I also help with:

· Switching insurance.
· Queries with your insurer.
· Annual policy reviews.
· Optimising your cover.

Do you work for a company or broker?

No. I act as an independent intermediary. JGomezConsultant is an independent business registered in Switzerland. You can find it in the Swiss commercial register (Handelsregister) under number CHE-479.361.641.

Can I contact you if I already have insurance?

Yes. You can get in touch to:

· Review your current insurance.
· Compare options.
· Optimise your cover.

In many cases it’s possible to get better terms or lower costs.

Is health insurance mandatory in Switzerland?

Yes, basic health insurance (Grundversicherung) is mandatory for everyone living in Switzerland. Choosing the right insurer and model can make a big difference to your annual costs.

When can I switch health insurance in Switzerland?

You can usually switch basic health insurance once a year, typically before 30 November. That’s why it’s worth reviewing your options every year.

Personalised advice

Shall we talk about your situation in Switzerland?

I help you work out which option suits you best. In a first conversation, we review your situation, answer your questions and see what works best for you.

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