Moneyland.ch review
Updated September 28, 2026 · AssureCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 26, 2026
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Our verdict
Moneyland.ch is a Swiss comparison platform for expats and seniors weighing personal cover, and its quoted premiums start from CHF 0, ranked 1 of 252 brands on starting price. You shortlist offers, apply with the provider you pick and reach support by phone, email, help centre or community.
Key facts
- Best for
- Expats and seniors comparing personal cover on a single Swiss platform.
- Premium from
- CHF 0 (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Insurance types
- Health, Life, Travel, Pet, Auto, Home, Motorcycle (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Provider type
- Comparison site (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Legal entity
- moneyland.ch AG (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Headquarters
- Switzerland (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Founded
- 2013 (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Support channels
- Email, Phone, Help-centre, Community (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Audience
- Expats, Seniors
- Official website
- moneyland.ch
Apps and profiles
- Elsewhere
- LinkedInXfacebook.com
Pros and cons
Pros
- Premiums are quoted from CHF 0, and the platform is ranked 1 of 252 on starting premium, so the lowest quote costs nothing to look at.
- The comparison spans health, life and travel, so health, life, travel, pet, auto, home and motorcycle can be sorted in the same place instead of across separate sites.
- The audience is expats and seniors, and 68.2% of the brands on the site serve seniors, so the shopping pages match the kind of reader most likely to arrive there.
- Support runs on email, phone and help centre, and phone is the most common channel on the wider list at 90.9%, so a claim can be explained to a person rather than a form.
- Monthly payment is the market norm, with 88.9% of the brands compared offering it and 100% running a monthly model, which spreads a home or health premium across the year.
Cons
- It is a comparison platform rather than an insurer, and comparison site says so plainly, so the contract and the claims handling belong to the provider you pick.
- The community space in email, phone and help centre is the thinnest channel, at 5.6% across the site, so an answer there can take longer than the phone or email route.
- Expat cover is the lighter of the two named audiences, 44.8% against 68.2% for seniors, so a question specific to a recent arrival may need a phone call.
- The pet line is thinner than auto and home, at 29% against 55.8% and 51.7%, so a pet quote can return fewer providers to weigh.
Who it suits
- Expats settling in Switzerland who want health, life and travel compared in a single pass instead of visiting separate providers.
- Seniors weighing health, life and home cover, since the audience is expats and seniors and 68.2% of the brands listed serve that group.
- Households holding a car, a home and a pet who prefer monthly payment, given 100% of the brands here run a monthly model.
Who should look elsewhere
- bunq, if a starting figure of €0 is the whole comparison you need, since its listed figure matches the CHF 0 entry point here.
- Euroasia Insurance, if you would rather read a single set premium of UZS 60,000 than sort quotes drawn from a field of providers.
- Good Sam Insurance Agency, if one agency placing your policies suits you better, since it writes auto, home and renters and brings renters cover to sit alongside the health, life and travel listed here.
Who runs it
Moneyland.ch is operated by moneyland.ch AG, a company based in Switzerland, and the platform has run since 2013, so it is well established in the market. Ownership sits in Switzerland under a single legal name rather than a spread of trading entities, and moneyland.ch AG is the party a reader can look up before comparing any premium. Because the same company stands behind the pages and publishes its own details, checking the legal entity and its start date is a quick way to sort a lasting comparison site from a short-lived quote page. Support is the part most shoppers test, and here it runs on email, phone and help centre, covering email, phone, a help centre and a community space. Email carries documents and quote follow-ups, the phone is there when a claim has to be explained out loud, the help centre holds written answers, and the community gives a place to ask other policyholders.
How Moneyland.ch compares
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Where Moneyland.ch is available
- Available
- Switzerland
Countries from the brand (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
Frequently asked questions
What does it cost to get a quote on cover?+
Quoted premiums start from CHF 0, and the platform ranks 1 of 252 brands on that starting figure, so the entry point costs nothing to price up. Across the brands compared here the median starting premium is €8.37, with the middle of the range running from €2.92 to €29.72. The provider you apply with sets the real price.
Can I pay monthly rather than in one go?+
Monthly payment is the norm across the brands listed on the site: 88.9% offer it, against 11.1% that do not, and 100% run a monthly model. That suits anyone who would rather spread a home or health premium across the year, though the exact schedule comes from the provider you apply with.
Which kinds of insurance can I compare here?+
The comparison covers health, life and travel, so health, life, travel, pet, auto, home and motorcycle sit in the same place. That matters most for households holding several policies, since a car, a home and a pet quote can be read together. Lines differ in depth, with 55.8% of the brands covering auto against 24.5% for motorcycle.
Is this aimed at me if I am an expat or an older shopper?+
The stated audience is expats and seniors, which covers expats and seniors, and that pairing is narrower than a general marketplace. Seniors are the heavier of the two groups, at 68.2% of the brands on the site, while expat cover sits at 44.8%. If you have just moved to Switzerland, or you are shopping later in life, the pages are written for you.
How do I get help when a quote or a claim needs explaining?+
Support runs on email, phone and help centre, covering email, phone, a help centre and a community space. Phone is the most common channel on the site, at 90.9%, with the help centre at 76.4% and community threads at 5.6%. A matter needing a person is quicker on the phone or by email than in the community.
Am I dealing with an insurer or with an intermediary?+
Moneyland.ch is listed as comparison site, so you compare offers and then apply with the provider behind the one you choose. On the wider list of brands, 42.4% are insurers and 37.2% are brokers, with comparison sites at 18.1%. The contract and the claims process sit with the provider you apply with.
How many providers am I choosing from?+
The site lists 494 brands, of which 332 are licensed, and works with 6 partners. That is enough spread to give a comparison weight on a common line such as 51.7%, while a thinner line such as 29% returns fewer offers to weigh against each other.
What indemnity limit should I look for on a liability policy?+
Limits across the site have a median of €3,486,547.74, with the middle of the range running from €1,458,053.49 to €5,810,912.89, and the full spread from €876,962.20 to €11,621,825.79. For anyone comparing providers, the range matters more than any single figure, because the same headline premium can carry very different limits.
Sources
- moneyland.ch checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Premium from
“Gratis-Vergleiche - Vollkommen kostenlos”
- moneyland.ch/de/impressum checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Provider type, Headquarters, Legal entity
“moneyland.ch AG Thurgauerstrasse 36 8050 Zürich, Schweiz”
- moneyland.ch/de/kontakt checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Support channels
“E-Mail allgemein: info (at) moneyland.ch ... Telefon: +41 44 576 88 88”
- moneyland.ch/de/neu-in-der-schweiz checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Audience, Insurance types
“Lebensversicherung ... Reiseversicherung ... Mietkautionsversicherung ... Tierversicherung ... Autoversicherung ... Hausratversicherung ... Motorrad-Versicherung ... Krankenversicherung”
- moneyland.ch/de/ueber-moneyland checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Founded
“2013: moneyland.ch startet mit ersten Bankvergleichen”
Compiled from 5 source pages, checked September 26, 2026. We did not open an account.
Not confirmed yet: Monthly payments.
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