Small business group plans & employee benefits
Group health for your team, key person cover, and buy-sell funding
Coming soon
Business coverage runs from group health for your employees to the policies that keep a company standing if an owner dies.
Key person insurance
pays the business if someone whose knowledge or relationships hold it together is suddenly gone. A
buy-sell agreement
funded with life insurance means a surviving partner can buy out the family instead of ending up in business with them.
Group benefits are also a retention tool. For a small business competing with larger employers, health coverage is often the difference in whether good people stay.
Who needs it
- Businesses with two or more owners and no buy-sell funding
- Companies where one person holds the key relationships
- Small employers competing for staff on benefits
- Owners with a business loan personally guaranteed
- Anyone whose group renewal came back with a large increase
Questions worth asking
- If my partner died tomorrow, who owns their share — and who pays for it?
- What would it cost the business to replace our key person?
- Are we better off with group coverage or helping staff buy individual plans?
- Is our buy-sell agreement actually funded, or just written?
We're building this bench now. No Village agent has listed small business group plans yet, so we won't pretend otherwise. If you need it, email info@bundlevillage.com and we'll point you to someone we trust — and let you know when a specialist joins.
Business coverage is coming to the Village — no agents are listed here yet.
No agents yet
We would rather tell you that than send you to someone who cannot write coverage where you live. Leave your email and we will let you know the moment somebody can.