Having a business partnership is a major commitment whereby all partners work together to pool resources and talent to create a business.
As each partner’s share of the partnership remains their own, when one partner dies then the other partners have no automatic share or claim on the deceased partner’s business assets.
The remaining partners will want to keep the business running whilst dependants of the deceased will want to receive fair payment if they were to relinquish the share of the business which has been passed to them.
Partnership assurance allows partners to make financial provisions for the death or serious illness of a partner. This means that:
With such a range of fundamental benefits available as part of partnership protection, it is well worth considering putting this in place to safeguard your business. Our protection specialists can provide more insight into the range of policies available and walk you through the details to help you make an informed decision.
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