A disability buy-sell policy is designed to provide funds to:
Explanation
A disability buy-sell policy funds the purchase of a permanently disabled owner's interest in the business by the other owners or the entity, mirroring how life-insurance-funded buy-sell agreements handle an owner's death. It does not continue salary, cover overhead, or pay medical bills, which are the jobs of personal disability income, business overhead expense, and health insurance respectively. The buy-sell policy ensures a smooth, funded transfer of ownership when disability makes an owner unable to continue.
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