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Guide to Business Protection

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Approx.60min

    Guide to Business Protection

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      Introduction

      By Emma Ann Hughes
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      But that is not all that can go wrong. Business loan repayments still need to be met and not every business has the capital to buy out a partner or shareholder’s spouse following an untimely death or critical illness.

      Business protection can provide a convenient insurance solution to meet those contingencies. It allows a business to match a policy to its business requirements, and gives the flexibility to be able to amend it when circumstances change.

      Business protection should be a key consideration for any adviser talking to a corporate client about the future of their firm.

      Supporting material was provided by: Paul Avis, marketing director of Canada Life Group Insurance; Emma Davies, market development manager of Legal & General; Dougy Grant, protection director of Aegon; Ian Smart, head of product development and technical support for Bright Grey; and Alan Lakey, partner of Hemel Hempstead-based IFA Highclere Financial Services.