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Perpetuation Planning

Are you prepared?

The simple fact is: all agencies will change ownership. All agencies need a perpetuation plan and a perpetuation plan can take up to five years to implement.

Planning for perpetuation can be one of the most difficult and emotional decisions agency owners must make. By avoiding the inevitable though, they risk losing their agency and their financial security for their family and their retirement.

Don’t let your agency--or your family--get caught unprepared!

 

We help guide agencies through the intricate details of preparing for perpetuation. The process begins by learning, and sometimes defining, the owners' goals. We then complete a thorough analysis of the agency's current situation and devise a plan to help the agency reach its perpetuation goals. An ideal plan is flexible and can be adjusted as the needs of the owner and agency change over time. As a final step, we assist as the agency progresses through its plan.

A perpetuation plan is also a great way to increase the value of your agency!

Contact Burand & Associates today to begin preparing for your agency's future.

HC 66 Box 605

Mountainair, NM 87036

p: 719.485.3868

Please Note: A complete understanding of the subjects covered on this Web site may require broader and additional knowledge beyond the information presented. None of the materials on this site should be construed as offering legal advice, and the specific advice of legal counsel is recommended before acting on any matter discussed on this site. Regulated individuals/entities should also ensure that they comply with all applicable laws, rules, and regulations.

Also note: Burand & Associates, LLC is an advocate of agencies which constructively manage and improve their contingency contracts by learning how to negotiate and use their contingency contracts more effectively. We maintain that agents can achieve considerably better results without ever taking actions that are detrimental or disadvantageous to the insureds. We have never and would not ever recommend an agent or agency implement a policy or otherwise advocate increasing its contingency income ahead of the insureds' interests.

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