Business
Running a business today takes a great deal of hard work and commitment. The pressures of maintaining the pace in competitive markets mean that the future wellbeing of the business tends to take priority over time spent on planning your own financial objectives.
Increasingly, employers are expected to take greater responsibility for employee wellbeing as the Government moves more of the welfare burden onto employers. In addition, as a director you need to look after your own increasingly complex personal financial affairs.
As always, good planning is key to ensuring financial security over the longer term. Samuels Financial can help you to develop an effective financial business strategy by considering the following areas in relation to your business:
- Creating financial independence from your business
- Ensuring cash assets in the business are invested to maximize returns and tax efficiency
- Establishing an effective exit or transition strategy *
- Structuring your remuneration tax efficiently and cost effectively
- Arranging appropriate agreements and insurance with your fellow shareholders to resolve disputes and maximize tax efficiency *
- Identifying and mitigating the liabilities that could be created by the loss of a key person
- Making corporate cash surpluses work harder for you
- Risk management
By taking time to understand your business, we can help you meet your aims, so you can concentrate on what you do best - managing your business.
As well as being experts ourselves, we have access to other specialists who are up-to-date with the latest ever-changing minutiae of their specialist area so that, through one relationship with Samuels Financial, your business can benefit from superior advice in every area of corporate financial planning, helping you to deliver your short and long term objectives.
Contact one of our corporate advisers to discuss your own business strategy in a pressure-free and confidential environment.
* These services are separate and distinct to those offered as a representative of the St. James's Place Partnership.
