Business Succession
Planning an efficient and cost-effective way to fund a Buy/Sell Agreement and create immediate funding at the exact point in time it is needed.
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Adapting a Portfolio
Move to life insurance products that are more suitable for the needs of the company and its owners for buy/sell and keyperson coverage.
Client Guide
Buy/Sell Planning Client Guide
Considerations to contemplate when creating a business succession plan.
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Another Round of Term Coverage
Implement replacement term policies at best rates available considering increased ages and new insurability issues. Existing term policies were set to expire and buy/sell funding was still needed.
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Solutions are not one size fits all. For every planning technique, there are determining factors that illustrate whether the technique will fit the planning for an individual or business. Outlined below are ideal candidates who might benefit from exploring Business Succession solutions.
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When day-to-day operations demand considerable attention, the task of planning for business succession can feel overwhelming and often gets postponed. However, implementing a business succession plan not only provides peace of mind but also solves problems before they exist. The sudden death of a business owner can significantly impact a business, especially if proper planning is not in place. The effect on employees and the other owners of the business can be devastating, along with a potentially significant financial impact on the business owner's family. Business succession planning using a Buy/Sell Agreement serves as a formal contract between business owners, detailing what will happen to each owner’s share of the business upon triggering events such as disability, retirement, or death. By initiating business succession planning and assembling an advisory team for guidance, you can allow others to structure a plan that aligns with not only your needs, but those of your business and your family.