Andrzej Pawlaczyk

Can the right protection help you become more financially resilient?

Have you heard of the ‘protection gap’? You probably know someone who’s fallen into it.

Most of us know to get travel or pet insurance, or even just insure our mobile phone. But when it comes to really big life events, cover can easily get overlooked – causing a gap.

Far too many people aren’t properly protected against life-changing events, like losing their job or not being able to work because they’ve fallen ill. Which means that when these things do happen, they can have a much bigger impact than they need to.

Luckily, cover like income protection and critical illness can help people become more financially resilient. So, if you do have a financial shock, it doesn’t have to turn everything upside down. And it can be surprisingly simple and affordable.

If you’ve had a big milestone recently, or a change in your circumstances, it might be the right time to relook at your protection needs.

Reach out to me and I’ll be happy to help.

Money is rarely just about numbers - it’s often about life’s most important decisions. My role is to help make those choices clearer, calmer, and more confident for you. Good financial planning starts with understanding the person behind the numbers. I take time to listen and explore what matters most to you - your values, motivations, and relationship with money. This helps you gain clarity and feel more in control of the decisions that shape your future.

I guide clients through milestones that matter most, as well as more complex transitions such as divorce, inheritance planning, and other significant life changes, helping them navigate uncertainty with empathy and care. Every plan we build together is practical, flexible, and tailored to your unique needs - helping your money work for the life you want and giving you peace of mind for the future.

When I’m not planning for the future, I’m co-parenting my two brilliant kids, flying gliders, riding motorcycles, or tackling a marathon (once was enough, thanks!). I meditate too - mostly to survive raising a teenager.