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ABOUT SURETY COVER

Why is it important to have surety cover?

Borrowing money is common practice in growing and running a business. In terms of their credit policies, South African banks and other financiers usually require the owner of a business to sign surety on behalf of the business to secure a loan. This means that you, the business owner, or your estate will be personally responsible for repaying this debt, should you become disabled or pass away before the loan is paid back in full. In order to repay the business's debt, you or the executor of your estate may have to use capital that was intended to take care of your family, leaving them unprotected.
Sanlam's Surety Cover protects your estate against creditors of the business, for which you signed surety, in the event of your death or disability.

HOW IT WORKS

Surety cover explained

The business takes out life and/or disability cover on the life of the business owner. In the event of your death or disability, the payout from the life insurance policy is used to repay the loan from the bank or financer. This prevents creditors from demanding payment of the loan from your estate or from you, if you become disabled, which means that you, your business and your family will be protected.

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