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Alan G. Orlowsky
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Disability Protection
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Most of our clients already have in place durable
Powers of Attorney that are intended to help during
periods of disability, but for many of our clients, these
durable Powers of Attorney will not be enough.
For
those who operate businesses, there should be a succession
plan in place in the event that you cannot come back to
work for some reason. Your representative under a Power of
Attorney is usually someone that you trust, but not
necessarily someone who is going to know what is going on
strategically and tactically with your business.
For this reason, it makes sense to have a comprehensive
disability protection plan, so that your business can
continue to run much more efficiently than it otherwise
might, if you are not there to take care of things
yourself.
A disability could also be very harmful
to the business operations of clients who own significant
investments in real estate. Who will handle those things
that are normally handled by the owner: ensuring that
capital improvements are made, that tenants’ needs are
satisfied, and that cash flow continues? A good disability
protection plan is going to ensure that the real estate
continues to be developed, owned, or managed with the
least amount of disruption possible.
Another area
where disability can have a negative impact is on
investments. Many people think that if something should
happen to them, the investments will just continue without
problems. However, in volatile markets or for investors
who are active traders, a disability may leave someone
else in control of the investment portfolio that doesn’t
have a firm grasp on the overall investment strategy and
risk tolerances. This can lead to disastrous investment
results.
There are, of course, many other instances
where disability can have an impact, and where a good
solid plan can be instrumental to the client’s continued
success. An important part of the integrated planning
process will be to identify dangers and opportunities with
regard to disability protection, and to make sure that you
and your family have a solid disability protection plan in
place.
This is an area where we can help you make
a difference.
If you have questions,
click
here to have our office call to set up a time to
discuss this with you.
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Orlowsky & Wilson, Ltd. | 250 Parkway Dr., Suite 150, Lincolnshire, IL 60069 |
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