126 N Main St, Suite B200 · Alpharetta, GA 30009
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For Owners

Life insurance for business owners.

Protect your family, your partners and the company you built, from an agent who has owned and run businesses himself.

The Basics

Built by an owner, for owners.

Tai Nguyen has owned restaurants, nail salons and a marketing company. He knows what happens to a business, and a family, when a key person is suddenly gone. That’s why business owners often need more than one type of coverage.

We help owners in Alpharetta, Roswell, Johns Creek and across North Atlanta protect both the household and the business. Legal agreements should be drafted by your attorney; we fund them with the right policy.

How it works

  • Key person insurance: the business owns a policy on an essential person and receives the benefit to cover lost revenue, recruiting and debts
  • Buy-sell funding: life insurance gives surviving partners the cash to buy out a deceased owner’s share at a fair price
  • Loan protection: coverage that pays off SBA or bank loans you personally guaranteed
  • Personal coverage: income replacement for your family when there’s no group plan
  • Executive benefits: permanent coverage as a retention tool for top people
Key personCoverage
Buy-sellFunding
LoanProtection
OwnerLed advice
Who It’s For

Is this right for you?

Good fit

Partnerships

Two or more owners who need a funded buy-sell agreement.

Good fit

Owner-operators

Where the business depends on you showing up.

Good fit

Owners with debt

Personally guaranteed loans, leases or lines of credit.

Not sure which type fits? Most families compare two or three options. In a free review, we show you term, whole life and IUL side by side with real quotes from multiple carriers.
Questions

Business Owner Insurance FAQ.

Serving Alpharetta and North Atlanta from 126 N Main St, Suite B200.

Who owns a key person policy?

Usually the business owns the policy, pays the premium and is the beneficiary. Tax treatment depends on structure; ask your CPA.

How much key person coverage does a business need?

Common approaches look at lost profits, the cost to recruit and train a replacement, and outstanding debts. We’ll walk through it with you.

Term or permanent for a buy-sell?

Term is often used for cost efficiency; permanent can make sense for long-term partners. It depends on your timeline and exit plans.

Do you work with sole proprietors?

Yes. Most of our business clients are small, owner-operated companies with no group life insurance.

Your Next Step

Let’s build something that outlasts us.

Protect your family or start your career. Either way, it begins with one conversation.

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