Teen Money Guides

Savings accounts for children, teens and young adults typically pay you much more interest than regular adult savings accounts. In many cases, the special interest rates only apply to balances up to a certain threshold. The moneyland.ch savings account comparison accounts for both special interest rates for young people and applicable thresholds. Special youth accounts only appear in comparison results if you are eligible for them, based on your year of birth. Find the right savings account now

As a teen or young adult, you can take advantage of accounts which pay you more interest and/or cost less. The moneyland.ch comparison accounts for special interest rates and discounted fees for young people. These special accounts are only included in results if you are eligible for them based on your year of birth. Find the right private account now

You can get prepaid cards as a teenager because they do not have a line of credit. Prepaid cards can be used much like credit cards. If you are a young adult, you can apply for credit cards as well. The credit card and prepaid card comparison on moneyland.ch is the most comprehensive Swiss comparison of its kind and accounts for prepaid cards as well as credit cards. Find the right prepaid card or credit card now

You have to be at least 18 years old in order to get a personal loan. The personal loan comparison on moneyland.ch only shows personal loans which you are eligible to apply for based on your age and other criteria. Find the cheapest personal loan now

The bank package comparison lets you compare bundled offers for young people. Bank packages typically have flat fees and may include credit cards, debit cards, prepaid cards, private accounts, savings accounts, and retirement accounts. Find the right bank package now

Choosing the mobile plan with the lowest costs for the mobile services you need can save you a lot of money. The moneyland.ch comparison accounts for all possible fees and rates for local and roaming data, local and international calls, call roaming, SMS messaging and more. You have the option of including special offers for teens and young adults. Find the right mobile plan now

There are three age groups for mandatory Swiss health insurance: children (0-18 years old), young adults (19-25 years old, and adults (26 years old or older). Your insurance premiums and deductibles depend on which age group you fall under. The compulsory health insurance comparison shows you the most affordable compulsory health insurance available based on your age and where you live. Find the cheapest compulsory health insurance now