Keyman Insurance is the most overlooked of all business insurances especially for small businesses where the need is greatest. This article argues that businessmen should insure the risks.
Memo to myself - Get Keyman Insurance
Author: Michael Challiner
Last week I had to drive down to London. I don't like driving at the best of
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They were still clearing up the accident when I got there. It was nasty. A lorry and what was left of two cars. Made me think, after all that could have been me. Yep, my ( mortgages ) life insurance is up to date and my Will was renewed only last month. The family would be well cared for and the mortgage repaid. Had I missed anything?
The business. What would happen to that? We have two directors, 7 employees, an overdraft and lots of insurance. Public Liability, professional indemnity, ( car insurance quotes ) vehicles and stock are all insured. We even have legal protection insurance. Had I missed anything? I got to thinking.
Thank goodness it wasn't George in that accident. A great guy and he's been with us five years. He's our top salesman. There again what if it had been my co-director ( life insurance advisers ) who also owns 50% of the business? What would be the repercussions on the business?
Sales down, profits down, bank phoning all too politely to ask about the ( car insurance cover ) Directors guarantee on the overdraft. Then I'd have to try and buy his shares. I wouldn't want someone else to get hold of those. At some stage I'd have to recruit someone of his calibre to continue the company going forward - that wouldn't be easy! And recruiting top people doesn't come cheap. That's more time and more money. The personal problems .. the repercussions .... the extra work ... the extra stress ....
Oh heck, I don't want to think about it all. Quickly, switch over to Radio 1 .
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