What if I can’t work anymore?

Business Continuation Planning

Many business owners depend on their business to provide income, security and in some cases, a legacy for their family.

Minimize the risk if death, disability or critical illness were to happen to a key person or shareholder of the business.

  • Key Person
  • Shareholder
  • Buy Sell Arrangement
  • Business Loan/Overhead Risk
  • Retain Key Employees and Shareholders
  • Minimize the impact on your business if key employees, shareholders or business owners were to become disabled, critically ill or die
  • Retire or lower debts if key employees, shareholders or business owners were to become disabled, critically ill or die

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