Student Banking, Insurance and Telecom

Student savings accounts typically pay you higher interest than standard savings accounts. In most cases, you earn the higher interest on balances which fall below certain thresholds, and standard interest on the portions of your balances which exceed the thresholds. The moneyland.ch savings account comparison accounts for interest thresholds for student accounts. Only accounts which you are eligible for based on your age and student status are included in comparison results. Compare Student savings accounts now

Many Swiss banks offer student accounts which have higher interest and lower fees than standard accounts. The account comparison on moneyland.ch accounts for special interest rates and fees for people completing their education. Only private accounts which match your age, student status and other criteria are included in comparison results. Compare private accounts now

The credit card comparison on moneyland.ch is the most comprehensive Swiss comparison of its kind. It includes Swiss credit cards and prepaid cards. Prepaid cards are generally more accessible to students than credit cards because they do not have creditworthiness requirements. Compare Swiss credit cards and prepaid cards now

The personal loan comparison accounts for multiple criteria and includes possible special offers for students. Compare personal loans now

The banking package comparison lets you compare bundled banking packages from Swiss banks. These may include private accounts, savings accounts, debit cards, credit cards and retirement accounts. Many Swiss banks offer special banking packages for students, and these are included in the comparison. Compare banking packages now

The comprehensive mobile plan comparison on moneyland.ch lets you find the cheapest mobile plan or prepaid mobile service based on the way you use your phone. The comparison accounts for all applicable rates for local and international calls, data and roaming. Special mobile plans for young adults are also accounted for. Compare mobile plans and prepaid mobile services now

Swiss compulsory health insurance premiums are based on three age groups. The first (and cheapest) tier applies to children and teens up to the age of 18. The second tier applies to young adults between 18 and 25 years old. The third (and most expensive) tier applies to adults aged 26 and older. You can easily find the cheapest mandatory Swiss health insurance based on your age, location and other criteria using the moneyland.ch compulsory health insurance comparison. Compare mandatory health insurance now

The online trading platform comparison makes it easy to find the best Swiss bank for investing in stocks, ETFs, bonds and structured products. Compare Swiss online trading platforms now