Protect your home, your car and your peace of mind in Switzerland
I help you work out which insurance you really need to live in Switzerland with more security. We look at your situation, compare options and choose clear cover for everyday life, without paying more than you need to.
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The most common personal insurance in Switzerland
Protection for your home and belongings against damage such as fire, water, theft or natural hazards, depending on your policy.
Find out more → Personal liabilityCover for damage you may cause to others in your private life, at home, out and about or in everyday situations.
Find out more → CarCompulsory third-party liability, plus partial or full casco options depending on your car's value and the level of protection you want.
Find out more → Legal protectionLegal support for disputes involving work, housing, consumer issues, traffic or other situations covered by your policy.
Find out more →I help you choose what you really need to protect
Each of these policies meets a different need. The key is knowing which ones suit you, which you can prioritise and which you don't need right now.
What to be clear about before you sign
Your cover should fit your actual situation, not a standard package.
Two policies can sound alike and respond very differently when you actually need them.
The difference often lies in the exclusions, limits or deductibles, not just the price.
It's when a claim or a dispute comes up that you really find out whether you chose the right cover.
Most people only find the gaps when it's too late
In Switzerland it's easy to assume you're covered when in fact there are limits, exclusions or policies you didn't even know you needed.
If you like, we can go through what makes sense for you together.
Review my insurance →Clarity, sound judgement and real support
I explain what each policy covers and what it doesn't, simply and without the small print.
My advice costs you nothing. If any service is invoiced separately, I'll make that clear from the start.
I don't offer you the same as everyone else. We look at what genuinely fits you.
If you move house, change car or your circumstances change, I'm here to help you review whatever's needed.
Trust built on real experiences
“Thanks to Jesús's advice, I took out legal protection insurance in Switzerland that turned out to be really useful. I had a legal problem with my flat and, thanks to the insurance, I recovered money I would otherwise have lost. Jesús explained very clearly how this kind of insurance works and why it's important to have it in Switzerland. Always really friendly and happy to answer any question you have.”
“I have to say that, in my experience, after 14 years in Switzerland he was the only person who helped us manage our health insurance, among other things. He's a great person and a real professional, very friendly and very kind. I recommend him 150%. Thank you so much, Jesús.”
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Is personal liability insurance compulsory in Switzerland?
It isn't generally required by law, but it's one of the most advisable policies in Switzerland, because it covers damage to others that can be very costly. Many landlords also ask for it when you rent a flat.
What does home insurance cover in Switzerland?
It depends on the policy, but it can usually cover damage to your home or belongings caused by fire, water, theft or certain natural hazards.
What's the difference between third-party, partial casco and full casco?
Third-party liability, which is compulsory, covers damage you cause to others. Partial casco adds some cover for your own car, and full casco extends that protection further, depending on the policy.
Is legal protection insurance worth it for me?
It depends on your situation, but it can be useful if you want legal support for disputes involving work, housing, traffic or consumer issues.
Can you review policies I already have?
Yes. We can go through your current policies to see what cover you have, where the gaps are and whether anything is worth adjusting.
Want to review your personal insurance in Switzerland?
In a first conversation we look at your situation, answer your questions and work out which cover suits you best. Free and with no obligation.