From old-age pension to commercial liability insurance, AXA’s experts have compiled the key information for you and your company.
It isn’t always easy to maintain an overview of all the different insurance solutions out there. Which types of insurance are mandatory for self-employed people in Switzerland? Which are voluntary? You have to take out several types of insurance when your start your own company. AXA’s insurance check for SMEs helps you to work out what you need in just a few minutes. We’ve brought together all the information you need here.
Self-employed people in Switzerland can also take out the following types of insurance on a voluntary basis:
The new-found independence that comes with starting a company raises many questions for new entrepreneurs. AXA’s start-up package answers these questions and equips you to take the first steps toward a successful future. It contains the following benefits and services:
CHF 500 to help you get started: Set up your company online at www.startups.ch – it’s easy, and if you take out two business insurance policies with AXA at the same time, we’ll give you CHF 500 toward the start-up costs. The insurance coverage is tailored to your needs. Your advisor will analyze which mandatory and voluntary insurance your business requires.
Start-up guide: Our guide offers tips and tricks on starting up a business. You can order it from us for free by e-mail, even if you don’t opt for the start-up package.
Questions about risks and recommendations: Our checklist takes you step by step through a risk analysis and offers recommendations on how to minimize risks and protect your company. As well as insurance topics, it also deals with ways to prevent losses and motivate employees.
Online legal advice with MyRight.ch: The mass of laws and regulations is virtually impenetrable to anyone who isn’t a lawyer. As a start-up package customer, you can turn to MyRight, the helpful assistant from AXA-ARAG.
Are you worried about your financial security as a self-employed person? Take advantage of expert advice from AXA’s insurance specialists. We’ll be happy to help and answer all of your questions about insurance, taking the worry out of setting up and running your own company.
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