Liability Insurance
Personal injury, damage to another person's property or assets. Liability insurance protects you in the event of personal mishaps and wards off unjustified claims.
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How liability insurance works
Prepared for whatever comes your way
A mishap can occur before you know it. Whether you, a family member or a pet is to blame. Personal liability covers the cost of:
- Property damage: destruction, damage or loss of property
- Personal injury: injury, damage to health or killing of persons
- Damage to animals: injury, damage to health or killing of animals
- Monetary losses: financial disadvantages or losses as the result of insured personal injury or property damage
As individual as you are
And the supplementary insurance options let you choose exactly the cover you need.
Frequently asked questions
An unlucky accident can happen to anyone. Liability insurance protects you and everyone who lives with you from financial damage and wards off unjustified claims for damages.
Yes. Refugees from Ukraine with S status are included in the insurance – regardless of whether you have cover for one or more people. This applies until they leave Switzerland or, at the latest, until their S status comes to an end.
- Damage in the host's household
Up to CHF 2,000 of damage caused by the refugee is covered.
- Damage to the host's motor vehicle
Up to CHF 2,000 of damage caused by the refugee is covered if you already had supplementary insurance for "Driving third-party motor vehicles" before you took in the refugees.
Yes. You can take out supplementary insurance to cover damage to vehicles that you only use occasionally.
Yes. You can also insure:
- a waiver of benefit reductions in the event of gross negligence
- the driving of third-party motor vehicles
- the hiring and borrowing of horses
- insurance cover for secondary occupations
For damage by natural forces, such as hail, storm or flooding, the retention fee for household contents is CHF 500 per loss event.
The insurance can be cancelled at the end of the minimum contract term by giving three months' notice.
Yes. Moving out of your parents’ house is the first step towards independence. We support this step with affordable insurance for young adults under 25.
