Buy and sell arrangements
Buy and sell arrangements are generally taken out for the purpose of providing a solution to the financial problems which can arise on the death or disability or retirement of a partner, shareholder, proprietor or other key person in a business. Many of these arrangements are underpinned with life insurance policies in order to have available cash at the appropriate time without there being unplanned and undue strains.
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