For most of us, our ability to earn is our greatest financial asset. It’s the steady stream that pays the mortgage, covers the bills, and funds the lifestyle we enjoy. But if that income suddenly stops because of illness or injury, it doesn’t take long for financial pressure to build.

Buying a home is one of the biggest financial commitments you’ll ever make. But what if a serious illness meant you couldn’t work for months, or even years?

Your home is more than an address; it’s the place your family feels safe, and where memories are made. But what would happen if you weren’t here to provide for them?

Your mortgage is likely the biggest bill you’ll ever have to pay. Whether you’ve been paying it for years or only recently moved in, it’s worth asking yourself: what would happen to my home if I couldn’t work or earn an income?

Your home is more than just your biggest investment, it’s where your life happens. But what many homeowners forget is that protecting it requires more than just locking the door.

As we move through October, the housing market shows steady resilience. Asking prices have nudged up slightly, buyer demand remains strong, and sales are ahead of last year. With more homes on the market and mortgage rates easing, both buyers and sellers are finding opportunities this autumn.

No Rush, just Support.

Guess what? That’s totally normal.

Let’s be honest, the whole house-selling process can seem overwhelming. Let's unpack it...

No one’s going to knock on your door and say, “Today’s the day.” So instead, let’s talk about what really matters: You. And how you feel about Moving.

What would you hate to regret later when moving, and how can you stop that from happening now?

Moving triggers all kinds of emotions...let's unpack these, together!