Every business has certain key personnel who are vital to its success and prosperity. It might be the sales director, or it might be a specialist craftsman. Every business is different, but most directors will know which staff members are vital to prosperity.
Unforeseen events
If a partner in a business dies, there may be other problems. Apart from their loss to everyday business activity, there may be imperative reasons to buy out their shareholding so that it does not pass to outside investors who do not share the vision of the company's future. Such unforeseen events can lead to crises, reduced revenues and even, in some cases, business collapse.
Protect your business
Business Protection is designed to protect your business in circumstances like these. You can choose the benefits you need and tailor them with additional features, such as waiver of premium during periods of incapacity, the choice of fixed or renewable terms and having index-linked benefits so that they stay in line with increases in inflation. In addition, you can change your benefits as your business needs change.
How it works
Business Protection covers the individual people you nominate in your policy or policies.
Further information... Who should I talk to?
Speak to your financial adviser to find out more. If you don't have an adviser, the IFA Promotion Service or the Society of Financial Advisers can help you find one.