
If you’re planning to retire, your business can generate income based on its value, the strength of your buy-sell agreement, and proper funding. Or maybe you don’t want to retire. With careful planning, whatever you envision for your future is possible.
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If it’s selling your business, make sure your buy-sell agreement does what you need to ensure a buyer and fair price for your business.
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Without knowing the value of your business, it’s hard to determine how much it can contribute to your retirement income. And it could be problematic for you and your successors if your stated value is more or less than your business’s current or actual value.
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A buy-sell agreement that reflects your intended buyer, the terms of the agreement, a purchase price, and timeline of the sale helps everyone involved in the transition and can help avoid costly delays and arguments among owners.
Do you have a plan in place for a smooth transition?
In our complimentary analysis, we’ll look at the value of your business, your personal savings, and any transition plans you have in place, then give you personalized recommendations for improving your strategy.
Talk to your financial professional to help you review your strategy for retirement. Don’t have one? We can help.
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