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Relevant life cover is one of the most tax-efficient ways for limited company directors to arrange personal life insurance. Premiums are typically an allowable business expense.
Working out how much life insurance your family needs involves looking at your mortgage, debts, income requirements and future plans. Here's a practical guide to getting started.
If a tenant stops paying rent, the financial impact can be significant, especially if you rely on rental income to cover mortgage payments. Rent guarantee insurance can help.
Without a trust, your life insurance payout may form part of your estate, causing delays and potentially increasing your inheritance tax bill. Writing it into trust can solve both problems.
If you're self-employed, there's no employer to provide sick pay if illness or injury stops you working. Income protection can replace a percentage of your earnings and keep your finances on track.
NHS waiting times are at record levels. Private medical insurance can give your family faster access to diagnosis, treatment and specialist care.
Terminal illness cover and critical illness cover are often confused, but they serve different purposes. Understanding the difference is key to making sure you're properly protected.
Your mortgage is likely your biggest financial commitment. Here's why life insurance, critical illness cover and income protection should be reviewed alongside it.
If a key individual in your business became seriously ill or passed away, could the company survive the financial impact? Key person cover provides a safety net for your business.
Without shareholder protection, your business shares could pass to someone with no interest in or knowledge of the company. Here's how to prevent that.
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