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Life Insurance

64% of Americans aged 58 and older die without life insurance and plunge their families into financial catastrophe.

A solid financial plan safeguards both your income and assets. In the event of a serious illness, the financial consequences for your business and family could be severe without proper planning.

The thought of your own death can be scary. But what’s even scarier is the thought of what would happen to your business and your family if you died or were incapacitated.

Life is unpredictable, and none of us can escape its inevitable twists and turns. But with the right life insurance coverage, you can shield your business (employees) and loved ones from the nightmares that keep you awake at night.

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What is Life Insurance?

As a business owner, your employees depend on you for their livelihood. Your family also depends on you. A life insurance policy can help protect your business and legacy in the event of an unexpected event where you can no longer work as you used to, ensuring that your business will not close down and your family will be taken care of financially.

Life insurance is a special contract you make with a trusted insurance company. The insurance company will pay a benefit to keep your business running. The amount of the benefit is typically based on your age, health, and the amount of coverage that you choose.

I am ready to help you choose the best coverage policy and products that will not eat into your business assets, but instead, augment them and prove to be a viable investment in the long run.

If you were diagnosed with a chronic, critical or terminal illness, how long would your savings last? What will happen to your business? How would you cover the costs? Would you resort to using credit cards or withdrawing from your 401k? What would happen to your plans for a comfortable retirement? Fortunately, there is a solution to this potential financial problem.

If you had taken a business loan with your personal assets as collateral, life insurance can protect your family from losing those assets. If you name your company as the beneficiary of a term life insurance policy, for example, your business can get the necessary capital to keep it running.

Life insurance is also important if your families rely on your income. It can provide them financial support.

You can combine life insurance with a buy-sell agreement in partnerships. A buy-out plan. This allows surviving partners to buy out the deceased partner’s share of the business using life insurance benefits.

Finally, you can use life insurance as “key person insurance” to provide resources for replacing an essential employee who passes on.

Different Types of Life Insurance to Consider

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Frequently asked questions

Which Life Insurance Policy is Best for You?

Trust me, life insurance is not a one-size-fits-all.


You must consider your business assets, your age, your income, your type of business, and so on.

That is where I come in. I will assist you to put all these details into perspective so that you can choose the best policies for you and your business.

  • If you are the Primary Breadwinner or You contribute to your family’s income, have you done your income replacement planning in case life happens?

  • If you have young kids under 18 who depend on you, have you planned for their College education?

  • If you own a Primary Home and have a balance on your mortgage, have you done your mortgage protection planning?

  • Do you have a plan in place for your family to maintain the same lifestyle in case you lose your income due to disability, illness or premature death?

  • Do you have any strategies in place where you don’t have to pay taxes on your Retirement income?

 

If you answered NO to any of these questions.

 

Please click the button below to book a one on one Free consultation to learn more.

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