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Life Insurance for Entrepreneurs and Personnel

Secures your family’s livelihood and the continuity of your business.

Protect your next of kin

Life insurance for companies is an insurance against death that secures the life and finances of the entrepreneur’s next of kin.

Secure your business continuity

With life insurance for companies, you ensure that the living standards of your next of kin do not suffer due to the death of the insured person.

Life insurance as employee benefit

Voluntary life insurance taken out by a company for its personnel provides financial security for the employee’s family and is a valuable employee benefit.

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Why take out life insurance for companies?

You can take out voluntary life insurance for companies to supplement the statutory social security of entrepreneurs and employees. Life insurance provides cover to the next of kin of the insured entrepreneur or employees and helps overcome financial hardships. In the event that death occurs, the life insurance benefit is paid as a lump-sum compensation to the beneficiaries you have chosen. They can use the life insurance benefit to cover expenses such as loan repayments, inheritance taxes or other household expenses.

Life insurance for companies also secures business continuity in the event of the unexpected death of a key employee or one of the owners. In such a case, the life insurance benefit can be used to cover production losses, for example. Life insurance for companies also serves as side collateral for your corporate loans.

An entrepreneur’s assets are often tied to the company, and the family home is used as collateral security for the company’s loans. By taking out life insurance for companies, you secure your family’s financial standing in the event of unforeseeable situations.

What type of life insurance is best for your company?

The best life insurance for entrepreneurs is one that will allow their loved ones to continue their lives free of worry over financial security. Calculate your ideal amount of compensation by adding up your company’s and family’s loans, your annual income and 20,000 euros per dependent child.

Life insurance that ensures business continuity can be tailored to provide cover against the death of the company’s key employee or owner-manager. You can also take out life insurance as an employee benefit to provide financial cover for your employees’ families.

Learn more about life insurance policies for personal customers

Life insurance is security for the future and particularly important when you have a family or debt.

The best time to take out life insurance is now

As an OP cooperative bank owner-customer or a Pohjola Insurance prime customer, you get a 50% increase in the amount of insurance free of charge.

Joint cover lets you secure your spouse's and family's finances

Joint cover is a life insurance policy for two individuals. Joint cover is ideal when you and your spouse share financial responsibility in your household.

What affects the cost of life insurance for companies?

Factors that affect the price of Life Insurance for companies are as follows:

Age of the insured person
The insured person’s year of birth
The insured person's gender
The selected amount of compensation
Type of insurance, whether individual or group
Type of cover, whether individual or joint cover
Type of term, whether permanent or decreasing

Life insurance and taxation

The taxation information of the insurance policy is based on current legislation. Please note that taxation information may change during the policy's period of validity.

If the beneficiaries of the death benefit are the insured person’s next of kin, the benefits are subject to inheritance tax. If the beneficiary is a person other than the insured person’s next of kin, the death benefit is taxable capital income in its entirety.

A death benefit paid to the company is considered taxable business income.

We will notify the tax authorities of benefits subject to inheritance tax.