Key Person Life Insurance
Protect your business against the loss of a valuable employee or owner.
Studies show on average, sales decrease by 60% for an average of four years after the death of a key person, and companies have a 20% lower survival rate two years after the passing of one o these individuals. These statistics underscore the importance of having a Key Person Life Insurance policy in place to help protect your business.
Key Person Life Insurance is a policy that a business purchases on the life of an owner, top executive, or other individual who is considered critical to the success of the company. These individuals are vital to the day-to-day operation and their absence could cause serious financial damage to your business.
Consider these questions when evaluating if your company needs to have key person insurance in place:
Q: “Are there any employees who if they were to pass away tomorrow, it would be devastating financially to the company?”
A: Identify how integral their contributions are to daily operations and long-term growth. If they are critical, consider key person insurance.
Q: “Does any employee have experience or skills that would be difficult to replace?”
A: Evaluate the cost for recruiting, training, onboarding, and getting a replacement up to speed. If replacement would come at great expense, it is advisable to consult with an advisor.
Q: “Are there any legal or contractual obligations that require key person insurance?”
A: Review contacts, loan agreements, and partnership agreements to determine if this is a requirement.
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Sales decrease by 60% for an average of four years after the death of a key person.
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Companies have a 20% lower survival rate two years after the death of a key person.
A Key Person Life Insurance policy offers comprehensive coverage at affordable rates, and the policy payout can be used to cover a variety of expenses including:
- Hiring and training replacement employees
- Protection from revenue loss
- Capital to pay off debts or loans
- Capital for severance packages should the company be forced to shut down
Don’t leave your business vulnerable to uncertainty.
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