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Critical Illness Insurance A cheap alternative to Keyman Insurance?If you run a small business you know that if a member of your team
Insurance is available to offset those financial risks, risks that are potentially most serious in a small business. After all in smaller businesses other employees can't be moved across to fill the gap - there's simply noone spare so the problem remains until the person either returns to work or has to be replaced. If the person is off sick with a serious illness such as cancer or a heart attack you simply don't know when, or if, they'll return to work and management is caught in a cleft stick. Do they take on a temporary employee or a permanent employee, or are you forced to simply wait until matters resolve themselves? And how much will all this cost the business in terms of both extra costs and lost sales and profit? Traditionally, it's keyman insurance that's covers these very real risks but nine out of ten small businesses still don't carry this insurance. It's either because they haven't thought about it or they've found it to be too costly. A spokesperson for the Federation of Small Businesses said, "In an ideal world, small firms would be insured against everything, but reality demands the businesses prioritise threats and occasionally take risks". Did you Know? We've all seen mortgages with incredibly low interest rates advertised in the national press and on the Internet. Experience shows that it's a low interest rate that pulls in the borrowers so lenders bust a gut to publicise low headline rates. The difficulty is that these super low rates force the lenders to recover some of their profits in other ways. A high arrangement fee is a common solution. An arrangement fee is charged to allegedly cover the cost of administering the mortgage application and reserving the advance. Normally these fees can be added to the mortgage but some lenders require them to be paid in advance. And they can vary enormously, not just between lenders but even between the mortgages offered by the same lender. So keep your eyes skinned! Did you know? Today's Tip Did you know? Did you Know? We cannot find national figures for the total number of homebuyers with interest only mortgages. However, the market share for interest-only mortgages has been running between 10 and 20% over the past 10 years.
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