Working in the construction industry comes with unique risks, and while you may be skilled at planning projects, life’s unexpected challenges can hit hard without a backup plan.
You’ve likely heard about accident and sickness insurance before, but understanding how it directly supports your ability to stay financially secure during tough times is crucial. When an injury or illness keeps you off the job, how will you keep up with bills, provide for your family, or keep your business running?
I can help!
Look, I’ve been where you are. I spent decades in the construction game, so I know the grind—the early mornings, long days, and the constant hustle to keep things moving. But let’s be real—when you’re out of work, the cash flow stops, and it doesn’t take long for the bills to pile up. A few months ago, I made the leap into the financial world, and it’s been a game-changer. Now, I’m here to give back to my fellow construction pros by helping you set up a financial backup plan. My goal is to make sure you’re not still busting it on the job site at 60 with a worn-out back and no safety net in place.