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Key Man Insurance

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Key Man Insurance
A life insurance policy that a company purchases on one or more of its most important employees. The company pays the premiums and is the beneficiary. If the employee dies unexpectedly the company receives the benefit to offset the financial loss from the employee's demise. Partnerships often have key man insurance on each of the partners, while publicly-traded companies carry policies for major executives and managers. Companies use key man benefits to buy back stock in the company from the decedent's estate. It is also common to use the benefit to offset lost production or to pay a headhunter to find a replacement employee.


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Byline: Roy Gaunt, Special to Gulf News I read a recent article on Partnership Insurance and a colleague mentioned to me that I should be considering Key Man Insurance in relation to my business.
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] As the name suggests, key man insurance covers the company in case of an unexpected death or disability of a key employee that would seriously hurt the company's cash flow.
A YOU could consider Key Man insurance, a life assurance policy which would compensate your business for profits lost from the death of either partner.
 
 
 
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