Thread: Travel vs Swiss Insurance
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Old 14.04.2007, 13:38
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Re: Travel vs Swiss Insurance
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Hmm, possible downer on that scheme...
The departmental secretary's face when I mentioned Swisscare was not encouraging. Apparently, it can cause a lot of trouble and removes some of your rights as a patient. She said it's really not the best option and recommended (as we're young and not likely to keel over any time soon) getting a normal insurance with a large excess/franchise of about CHF2,000. For the three of us it works out as CHF390/month, which is about CHF150 more, but you're better covered.
I'm going to have to start printing cash at this rate...
Tradiconsult! http://www.tradiconsult.com/www2/index.php

I've said it a millions times over. They are cheap, good, and hassle free. Accident, CHF 50,000 bill. No problems. Great coverage. There franchise is only CHF 300 if you're under 35.
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