Before entering financial services, I spent 10 years as a freelance tutor and educator, working with children and youths from age two and above. That work gave me something that shapes everything I do today: a genuine ability to connect with young people, understand where they are, and guide them with patience and care. I still do voluntary teaching now, because it is part of who I am.

Over 13 years in the industry, my financial planning practice has grown naturally out of that background. Much of my work centres on helping parents plan for their children, both now and in the future. I also work closely with students, fresh graduates, and young professionals, providing systematic guidance on budgeting and building financial habits that serve them well from the start. The families and young people I work with are not just clients; they are people I genuinely care about seeing do well.

My approach is honest and personal. I believe that good financial advice should feel like a conversation with someone who has your best interests at heart, not a transaction. My goal is simple: to help clients reach their goals with no financial regrets, through coverage that is carefully customised and advice that is always straightforward.