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Insurance Loans Details

Generally, insurance is the most realistic funding method. Maintaining large amounts of liquid assets is not realistic for most small businesses that need to put their money to work and, without making personal guarantees, getting a loan large enough to fund a buyout on short notice could be difficult. Also, with the loss of an owner the company’s revenues could decline making it difficult to fund an installment sale from cash flow. Purchasing life and disability insurance on each owner helps transfer much of the risk to an insurance company in exchange for an incremental premium payment and also helps time liquidity to a triggering event.

In a cross-purchase agreement, the co-owner (or if there are several owners a trustee) owns and is the beneficiary of the life insurance. Under an Entity plan the company owns and is the beneficiary of the life insurance. In either case, the succession plans obligates the deceased owner’s estate to sell and the surviving owner (or company) to buy the interest in the business. Disability benefits are paid to the insured, and the succession plan would also outline what happens if the owner were unable to work and receiving a benefit, rather than deceased.