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Contingency Planning - Death/Disability Considerations for Advisors (Ep. 21)
Sep 4, 2024
David Grau, an expert in death and disability planning, emphasizes the critical need for independent advisors and small business owners to create effective contingency plans. He distinguishes between succession and contingency planning, suggesting tailored strategies for each. Grau dives into various funding mechanisms like life insurance and revenue sharing, while addressing tax implications and best practices. Listeners learn practical steps to ensure accessibility of information and communication, making proactive planning a priority for unexpected events.
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Quick takeaways
- Effective contingency planning is essential for preserving business value and maintaining client relationships during unexpected events like death or disability.
- Separating succession planning from contingency planning allows for a more focused approach to address both short-term and long-term transition needs.
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Importance of Death and Disability Planning
Planning for death and disability is crucial for independent advisors and small business owners, despite being a less exciting topic. This type of planning ensures that business value is preserved and that relationships with clients and staff are maintained, providing a smoother transition in case of unexpected events. Without a proper plan, the aftermath of an unforeseen incident can create confusion and additional stress for family members and stakeholders already dealing with loss. Establishing contingency plans can help mitigate risks and safeguard client relationships during challenging times.
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