Guide health & mobility

A safari in Africa, a diving holiday in Asia or a city trip to NYC? Whether you’re flying halfway around the world or spending a spontaneous weekend nearby, travelling provides experiences that last. You should be well insured so that your enjoyment is not clouded by unpleasant surprises. We’ll show you which insurance policies are advisable when travelling.

Choosing the right motor insurance requires careful consideration. The decision depends on a number of factors, such as the type of vehicle, the cover required and your financial situation. Is your car new, older or leased? We explain what you should keep in mind when it comes to choosing motor insurance.

E-bikes are becoming increasingly popular, which is not surprising, given the many advantages they offer: they are environmentally friendly, support a healthy lifestyle and offer greater flexibility and self-determination. But what about insurance? How should I insure an e-bike and what should I watch out for? We provide a useful guide.

Health insurance premiums are increasing. A provider comparison and a change of basic or supplementary insurance may be worthwhile. Swiss Life provides an overview of the most important information on basic and supplementary insurance as well as the deductibles in the Swiss health insurance system. So you can decide in self-determination with which provider and in what form you want your health insurance.

Basic insurance forms the foundation of health care in Switzerland while supplementary insurance offers individual protection and extended health benefits. It opens up opportunities ranging from preventative measures through to specialised treatments that go far beyond standard provision.

Dog-sitters, the best food and a whole cupboard full of toys – we look after our pets, because they are an important part of our lives. However, according to estimates, only just under 10% of dogs and cats in Switzerland are insured. So it can quickly become expensive if our four-legged friends need medical care due to illness or an accident. With pet insurance, you can cover the financial consequences without having to worry about high vet’s bills.