- Receive a tax-free lump sum if your practice partner becomes ill or dies
- Protect your practice with specialist cover from leading providers
- Secure funds to buy out the deceased partner’s share of the business
- Get expert financial advice on the right level of cover for you
Protect the financial future of your partnership
Have you ever thought about what would happen if a partner of your practice became critically ill or passed away? What would happen to their share of the business?
While none of us like to think the worst will happen, the critical illness or death of a partner can cause significant disruption to the running of your practice.
At Wesleyan Financial Services, our Specialist Financial Advisers can find cover to protect you and your remaining partners.
Seeing you through the unforeseeable
If one of your partners passes away, it’s likely their share of the dental practice will be left to family. It’s also likely that their family won’t have any experience in dentistry or running a business.
This is where partnership protection insurance comes in. Watch the video to see how it works.
How we can help
Taking out a partnership protection insurance policy can give you peace of mind that the financial future of your practice is secure. With a range of Specialist Financial Advisers skilled in providing expert financial advice for dentists and GPs, this is where we can help.
At Wesleyan Financial Services, we can assess your situation and find the right cover for you, accessing protection policies from a range of first-class providers.
We can also advise on other areas of business protection - from key employee insurance to cover for your GP or dental practice.
Important information
Wesleyan Financial Services is a broker and insurance products are provided by a number of selected insurers.
Limits, exclusions and charges do apply. Full terms and conditions of the policy and cover, including the policy benefits and exclusions, will be contained in the Policy Wording and Policy Summary.
Risk must be acceptable to underwriters at normal term.
