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Self-employed & SMEs: protect your business at the right price

Between legal obligations (accident, pension) and vital covers (sickness benefits, liability): how to structure your business insurance.

Updated 5 September 2026 · Information drawn from official legal texts (fedlex.admin.ch), the Federal Office of Public Health (FOPH) and Swiss federal data.
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Équipe d'une PME en séance de travail · assurances professionnelles

Self-employed

Vital · optional

Daily sickness benefits

Illness stops your income: the self-employed person’s no. 1 cover.

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Voluntary LAA

Accident for the self-employed

Not covered automatically: voluntary LAA or accident within LAMal.

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Pillars 2/3

Self-employed pension

Large 3a up to 20% of income, or voluntary LPP?

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SMEs & employers

LPP · mandatory

Collective LPP

Your employees’ pillar 2: compare interest, fees, risk benefits.

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LAA · mandatory

LAA & collective sickness

Occupational accidents mandatory, daily benefits strongly advised.

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Recommended

Business & professional liability

Third-party damage, professional errors: your company’s shield.

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Depends on activity

Property, cyber & interruption

Premises, machines, data: so a claim doesn’t become a bankruptcy.

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