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about contact search advertise menu about contact search advertise something really good about income protection for company directors july 18, 2017 12:34 pm | 2 comments own a business? pay your spouse? good idea for tax purposes (and ideally they should actually be doing something for the income too!). but, does it cause problems and disadvantage you in other areas? take getting a mortgage as an example. if you pay your spouse £11,500 (tax allowance) and for some funny reason you don’t want them on your mortgage (maybe they have other credit commitments or some other valid reason why you wouldn’t want them to part own the property) then you could be reducing your borrowing potential by as much as £11,500 x 5 = £57,500. quite substantial. that’s just one possible example of being potentially disadvantaged for paying your spouse a salary from your business. so what is so good about income protection for company directors? well, i’ve just had a conversation with a well known uk insurer with a rich pedigree of providing income protection insurance and i’ve learned the following. if you are responsible for bringing home the bacon and your spouse could not generate the business income if you were off sick then, with this particular insurer, you can add back their income & dividends to the total income figure used to calculate your cover. example: let’s use a low figure of £30,000 profit for simplicity. you both get £10,000 salary + £5000 dividends. (£15k each). with some insurers you may only be able to use your £15k to work out how much cover you can get. the maximum income protection possible is 50% – 60% of ‘gross annual income’. using the lower figure; 50% of £15k = a measly £7500 of possible income protection. but, if you can add back and use the total business profit you can cover 50% of £30k = £15k per annum. and this is paid tax free. so imagine 2 scenarios: 1/ you’re sick, at home and you have no money and the stress is piling up. you don’t know how the hell you’re going to pay the mortgage – you might lose your house. 2/ you’re sick at home, the bills are getting paid by an insurance company and you can slowly recuperate and get back into work in your own time. which would you prefer? so if you are a company director / business owner and think scenario 2 is preferable then get in touch with an adviser, get a quote and get yourself covered! but make sure you speak to someone who knows what they’re doing and which insurance companies to turn to for the best deal. so what’s new? november 12, 2015 11:52 am | 1 comment well how about this! first post in over 2 years. is anybody there? is anybody reading this? regardless of dwindling readership i think it’s a good time to start writing again. there’s no guarantee this will become regular again or if there will even be another post after this one. who knows what tomorrow will bring! i might decide to become a youtuber or start tweeting! for now, a bit of an update. i’ve self studied and passed all the required exams to become a level 4 qualified financial adviser and now provide independent financial advice. i chose the cii (chartered insurance institute) route and despite the ifs now having a route to chartered status i’m thinking of sticking with the cii. some might say that’s madness, it’s like swimming in treacle but others will know it’s the right choice. i’ve renewed my mortgage permissions so i’m doing them again now too. so full steam ahead in that department. this site however will still not provide actual advice. just helpful ideas and information. if you want advice, head on over to my financial adviser site and we’ll go through the correct regulated procedure to ensure you’re properly protected! in addition to becoming an ifa i’ve also had a baptism of fire into wordpress developments i hadn’t been keeping abreast of. i’m now using a much better and more flexible theme builder (ultimatum), visual composer and css hero for much greater design flexibility. i’ve beefed up security after some hacking attempts and i’ve even converted almost all my sites to mobile compatibility (some with images that only appear or disappear on mobile devices!). seo has been improved thanks to plugins that have evolved into truly credible optimisation tools. you may (or may not) however notice that this site has not undergone any updates, changes or improvements. they will come. after much head scratching. so, that’s where we’re at now. with a bit of luck the next post will provide you with something useful to take away and digest or put to good use. ps. did i mention i met jordan belfort? aka the wolf of wall street? over 50’s plans vs whole of life cover february 25, 2013 4:53 pm | 1 comment so you’ve hit the big 50 which immediately makes you eligible to consider an over 50’s plan. great! insurance without the hassle of lengthy forms and no prying medical questions! nice and simple. but possibly expensive and with less cover available than other options. the two options being looked at here are: over 50 plans the idea of an over 50 plan is to provide life cover until you die, whenever that may be. it is not medically underwritten so acceptance is usually guaranteed. key points to be aware of: cover is usually restricted to a pre-set maximum amount (usually 10’s of thousands). the ‘sum assured’ (amount of cover) is often fixed there is often an ‘exclusion’ period during which the policy will pay less than the cover is actually for. whole of life cover the idea of a whole of life policy is to provide life cover until you die, whenever that may be. it is medically underwritten so acceptance is not guaranteed. in the event of serious medical conditions cover could be refused or the price could go up. key points to be aware of: cover may be restricted but the maximum may be in the 100’s of thousands. the ‘sum assured’ can be fixed or can increase with inflation there are no ‘exclusion’ periods (except possibly suicide in the early years). any medical conditions not disclosed at time of applying could void the policy. there are similarities and also fundamental differences. and then there’s the cost. the main appeal of an over 50’s plan is that they are not medically underwritten and acceptance is usually guaranteed. if there are medical conditions this can be the deciding factor but ‘whole of life’ cover can be much cheaper so if you don’t know for certain if a medical condition will cause a problem, speak to an adviser about it before going down the over 50’s route. a lot of people over 50 take medication for minor conditions and sometimes the medication is preventative only. if a condition is minor or is very well controlled (i.e. cholesterol or blood pressure) it might not have any effect on the cost or the availability of a whole of life policy. an example of cost: eg. female (let’s call her mildred), aged 54, non-smoker, no medical conditions to speak of wants £10,000 of cover. whole of life policy = £12.83 (pruprotect) over 50’s plans usually ask how much you want to spend so i got a quote from sainsbury’s (which is actually legal & general) and used a monthly premium of £15. over 50 plan = £15 per month will buy mildred £4,515 of cover. so it costs more for less than half the cover you’d get from a whole of life policy. by tweaking the monthly payment it would actually cost £31/month for £9,993 of cover from the over 50 plan. more than double the price. so if mildred lives to the ripe old age of 84 she will pay £6,541.20 more for the over 50 plan. she would have paid a total of £11,160 for £9,993 of cover. with the whole of life cover she would have paid £4,618.80 for £10,000 of cover. even if mildred is taking cholesterol medication and blood pressure tablets to keep everything nicely controlled she’ll probably pay exactly the same price as someone who isn’t. to reiterate, if there are no medical conditions or if they are minor or well controlled, a whole of life policy could save someone thousan

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Creditmarket Ltd

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UK Limited Company, (Company number: 4270209)

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208 Northam Road
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