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Assessing your personal insurance coverage

Because life doesn't always go according to plan, every once in a while you should review your insurance coverage under the Swiss three-pillar system. How would your family get by if you suffered an accident or illness that prevented you from working or if you died prematurely? At BCV, we offer a range of products to make sure you have the protection you need.

Why it's important to assess your coverage

You should occasionally review your pension and disability coverage to:

Identify any areas where your coverage may be inadequate
Know what benefits you can expect when you retire
Obtain additional coverage you might need or want before it's too late

How often should you assess your coverage?

Life's major milestones are a perfect opportunity to review your pension and disability coverage:

If you get married or enter a registered partnership
If you have a new baby
If you make a career change
If you get divorced
If your retirement is approaching
If the related laws or regulations change

Schedule an appointment with one of our advisors today for a personalized assessment. We will provide you with a detailed review of your current level of coverage, along with options for making your coverage more complete.

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