Choosing an heir to a business is a crucial decision. If you choose well and the hand-over can be smooth, but choose poorly and your entire retirement plan can be derailed. (Photo: Shutterstock)
When you're ready to retire from the firm you've spent your life building, you usually have a few options: You can sell to a larger organization, or you can try to find a successor to continue your firm's independence.
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