I don’t have cover
Talk through the people who rely on you, your income and the costs you would still need to meet if life changed unexpectedly.
Personal insurance
Starting without insurance, unsure about existing cover, or wondering whether you have too much? Let’s work out where you stand.
Start your insurance check-inA short set of questions to help clarify what you’d like to discuss. You can book a meeting at the end.

Talk through the people who rely on you, your income and the costs you would still need to meet if life changed unexpectedly.
Make sense of your existing policies, what they cover and their limits. We can look for gaps, overlaps and cover that may no longer suit your situation.
Review whether your cover and its cost still fit. That could mean keeping it, adjusting it or considering less cover where appropriate—not automatically adding more.
A useful review
Insurance is personal. The right conversation starts with your responsibilities, your income and the people or commitments you want to protect.
We can talk through the people who rely on you, debts and ongoing costs, then consider what support would be useful if you were no longer here.
We can explain what trauma cover is designed to do and how it may sit alongside other protection, without assuming every policy is right for every person.
Your ability to earn is often one of your biggest assets. We can discuss how your income might be supported if illness or injury kept you from work.
What to expect
We talk about your responsibilities, existing protection and what you can comfortably afford.
Bring your policy documents if you have them. We can discuss life, health, trauma and income protection cover as relevant to your needs.
I’ll explain recommendations, costs and relevant limitations. Before changing or cancelling cover, we’ll discuss what you could lose and any conditions on replacement cover.
You don’t need to choose a policy before we talk. The first step is understanding your situation.