I build the benefits no client gives you
The sick pay, the health cover, the income protection an employer would have handed you. We assemble it deliberately, so a slow month or a hospital week does not quietly end your finances.
No HR, no group life, no company HMO. When you cannot work, the invoicing stops the same afternoon.

The first session is free, private, and never a hard sell. You can walk away with a plan or with nothing at all.
There is no sick leave to draw down and no colleague to cover the account. A month away from the desk is a month of nothing arriving.
A retainer is not a benefit. It ends when you stop delivering, and it makes no promises about the week you spend in a hospital.
Freelance income is lumpy. A strong quarter feels like a buffer. It is only a buffer until the first thing goes wrong.
How I help
The sick pay, the health cover, the income protection an employer would have handed you. We assemble it deliberately, so a slow month or a hospital week does not quietly end your finances.
Premiums set annually or quarterly, sized against your weakest quarter, not your best. A plan you can carry through a dry spell is the only plan worth starting.
A VUL or savings plan that keeps growing whether or not this month was good, so your future does not depend on your busiest seasons lasting forever.
You build the benefits package your clients will never give you: income protection if you cannot work, critical illness coverage that pays on diagnosis, and a plan that keeps growing whether or not this quarter was good. Premiums can be set annually if your income arrives in waves.
From one free session. No obligation.

Why me
I work with a lot of freelancers, VAs, and online sellers, and I do not treat irregular income as a problem to hide. I plan around it. I answer my own messages, I meet you online on your schedule, and I will still be here in three years, not just for this campaign.
Yes, and this is worth planning properly. We can set premiums annually or quarterly rather than monthly, and size them against your weakest quarter instead of your best one. A plan you can carry in a bad year is the only plan worth having.
They help, and you should keep paying them. They were designed as a floor, not as a replacement for the income of a working adult. We will look at your actual SSS numbers together so you can see the size of the remaining gap for yourself.
Yes. Most of my freelance clients and I have never met in person. We meet by video call at a time that fits your work, and the paperwork is fully digital from start to finish.
We plan for that up front. Many plans have grace periods and flexible payment modes, and a well-built VUL can carry itself for a while from its own fund value. We design yours so a rough patch does not undo everything.
Thirty minutes, free, and genuinely without pressure. You will leave knowing exactly where your gap is.
Free, 30 minutes, no hard sell.