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Publications and Documents:

Publications and Documents

 

Adviser Tips:

Adviser Tips

 

Adviser Updates:

Adviser Updates

 

Individual Updates (Most Recent First):

Henry Report

Deemed Dividends

Super Buy/Sell Cover

Bamford in the High Court

Trauma Cover in Super

Origins of Self-Ownership

Fact-Finding

Methods of Aggregation

Valuing the Business

Duty to Give Tax Advice

Equity vs Loan Capital

Horses for Courses

Commercial Debt Forgiveness

Choice of Trustee

Simplifying the Valuation Issue

Hybrid Succession Strategy

Hedge and Wedge Strategy

Sole Proprietors and Families

Free Teleconference

Simple or Complete Succession?

Contemporaneous Agreement

Geared Premium Funding

Super Fund Ownership

Business Family Will

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hedge and Wedge Strategy

 

A "Hedge and Wedge Strategy" is a variation of a Buy/Sell Insurance Strategy.

On the one hand, it is a Business Succession Planning Strategy that uses insurance to "hedge" against the risk that the Purchasers might not be prepared (or able to afford) to pay the Purchase Price of your Equity.

On the other hand, it "pre-agrees" the Purchase Price so that the Owner of the Equity will receive a guaranteed minimum Purchase Price.

In effect, over time, you are "wedging" the Purchase Price of the Equity at a fixed position on the growth curve that represents its value over time.

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Adviser Tip

The One Page Strategy is designed to help you simplify Succession Planning.

It helps you understand your needs, it helps you quantify them, it helps you cost them, and it helps you prioritise them.

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