Protect your Business
Key person insurance
Key person insurance pays your business a lump sum if a crucial employee or director dies or is diagnosed with a critical illness. It helps cover lost revenue, recruitment costs, or other expenses while the business adapts.
Relevant life cover
Relevant life cover is a tax-efficient life insurance policy paid for by the business, providing a death-in-service benefit to an employees family.
Shareholder protection
Shareholder protection ensures the remaining business owners can buy back shares if a shareholder dies or becomes critically ill. It helps maintain control of the business and ensures the shareholder’s family receives fair value.
How we can help
As experienced financial advisers, we can help you:
Identify the types of protection insurance suited to your needs
Recommend the most appropriate policies for you and your business
Assist with applications and trust setup where needed
Quick answers
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Key person insurance can be tailored to your business size, covering essential staff without straining finances.
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Some business protection policies, like Relevant Life Cover, can be treated as an allowable business expense. Personal protection premiums are usually not tax-deductible.
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If your business relies on key individuals, has multiple shareholders, or if you’re personally responsible for repaying a business loan, business protection insurance can help safeguard income, ownership, and the long-term continuity of the business.
Even if these circumstances don’t apply and you’re self-employed with no staff, your business is still your primary source of income. That’s why having the right personal cover in place, such as income protection and critical illness cover, is essential.
What our clients say
POLICIES HAVE NO CASH-IN VALUE AT ANY TIME. IF PREMIUMS ARE NOT MAINTAINED, THEN COVER WILL LAPSE.