Hi, I'm Daniel.
I sell insurance for a living. Not exactly the coolest answer at a barbecue, but stick with me, because I promise I'm not going to talk at you like an insurance guy. My philosophy is “I wouldn’t sell you something I wouldn’t use myself.”
Same guy, every time you call.
When you ring up, you get me. The same person who picked up last time, and who'll pick up next time too.
I hope you never actually need it.
If you ever have to make a claim, something significant has happened. I hope you never have to make that call, but if you do, I’ll support you through it.
I don't sell policies…
Technically, I do, but I think of it as making sure that if that bad day ever comes, you're not also blindsided by what you're NOT covered for.
I'll tell you straight
If you're overinsured, underinsured, or paying for stuff you don't need.
When I'm not talking excess and premiums
You'll usually find me in one of three places:
At home with my wife, who keeps me honest and has a wicked sense of humour.
On the road in the campervan, chasing good weather and better coffee.
At the track, because motor sport is in my blood, and I'll happily talk your ear off about it if you let me.
Family, campervan, race car. I insure all of it myself.
I'm not selling you something I haven't thought hard about for my own circumstances.
What I can sort for you
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Health Insurance
Because "she'll be right" isn't a treatment plan, and neither is the public waitlist.
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Life Insurance
The one policy you hope never pays out, but your family will be glad it did.
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Trauma Insurance
A lump sum if something serious happens, so healing comes first.
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Income Protection
You might not be able to work, but you still have bills to pay.
How it works
I'll walk you through everything in plain English, at your pace, without the fake urgency some insurance folk love to lay on.
Usually it goes like this:
We have a chat, about your life, not just your risk profile.
I explain your options in plain English, including the exclusions details.
You decide, on your own timeline.
I check in, because cover that fit two years ago might not fit now.
If something happens/changes/you need advice, you call me.
Simple right?