Shareholder protection.

Retain control of your business if a shareholder dies or becomes critically ill.

About shareholder protection...

When an owner or partner dies, their stake in the business is likely to pass directly to their family. If they were a majority shareholder, this could mean that the remaining owners lose control of the business, and have to work with the spouse or child of a former owner; or worse, the person or people they agree to sell their stake to. To prevent this, each shareholder can take out shareholder protection which will enable to remaining shareholders to purchase the deceased’s shares from their beneficiaries. Cover can also be added in the event of critical illness.

How do you know if you need shareholder protection?

If you do not own 100% of your businesses’ shares, you should consider shareholder protection.

Important things to consider before choosing your broker.

Why not speak to a few financial advisers to see how they shape up? We have put together a checklist to help you with your decision…

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Our protection adviser checklist.

Why not speak to a few financial advisers to see how they shape up? We have put together a checklist to help you with your decision…

Competitor

Are they whole of market (independent) ?

Do they offer an initial consultation without charge?

Do they offer full advice and recommendation service?

Do they have a detailed and documented advice process?

Do they have a client charter and set of service standards?

Are all fees fair and transparent and agreed before proceeding?

Are they able to accommodate your preferred meeting times?

Do they have professional and private offices for meetings?

Are they able to demonstrate a consistent pattern of satisfied clients?