Business Succesion Planning (Buy Sell Agreements/Partnership Agreements)

An absolute must for any business, a comprehensive succession plan will not only ensure your business can continue to prosper but families and estates are provided for in the event of a director's death or disablement.

Business Succession Plans or Partnership Agreements can avoid lengthy court disputes over the value of a deceased director's business share or ensure your family is paid the correct amount immediately if the worst were to happen to you. 

Don't risk your business asset being diminished through solicitor fees or banks not lending the surviving director the funds they need to pay your estate out.

With features such as pre-agreed purchase price, tax deductible premiums and competitive rates, this is a must for any business.  KDM Insurance Advisers can structure these arrangements to be either owned personally, by the company even through a trust or hybrid setup.

If something ever happened to your business partner, who would end up running your company ... you, his wife, her husband or their family? - Talk to the experts at KDM now .

 

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Understanding the Importance of Estate Planning

Estate planning is a way of ensuring your estate is passed to the right people, at the right time, and in the most tax effective manner, as chosen by you.

The estate plan is an essential part of the financial planning process. A successful estate plan is achieved by arranging your assets during your lifetime, so as to manage and preserve your wealth and ensure that it is distributed on your death in a way that complements your overall financial plan.

A Will is the cornerstone of any estate plan. It provides you with flexibility in choosing who should benefit from your estate and how they should benefit. It is therefore important that your Will be kept up-to-date to reflect your current wishes and changing circumstances.

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