When a major profit contributor of your business dies, or falls seriously ill, business continuity becomes high priority - and, more often than not, the only thing that will help is money.
Without business succession planning, such as a business will, the death of a shareholder could have dire consequences for the remaining shareholders and the beneficiaries alike.
When creditors hear of a death of a major figure within a client business they, understandably, start to get nervous about repayments possibly resulting in a change in credit terms.
Being whole of market means, through thoroughly understanding your business and potential financial risks, we can source the most suitable policy for you and your business protection needs at the most competitive price.
Our charge for advice is covered by the life office who provides the life policy for your business protection structure. We do not make any additional charge and, what's more, you are under no obligation to take our advice.