I protect the income, not just the shelf
You already insure the fragile stuff. We do the same for the paycheck that funds it, so the collection is never the thing you are forced to sell in an emergency.
You sleeve your cards. You case your kits. Then what?
The instinct is already there. Most collectors protect a shelf far better than they protect the income that fills it.
- 14 years
- With Sun Life Grepa since 2012
- 2nd gen
- Insurance runs in the family
- RFP
- Registered Financial Planner graduate
- NCR + Bulacan
- Where I meet clients in person
The first session is free, private, and never a hard sell. You can walk away with a plan or with nothing at all.
The thing about a collection
The collection is downstream of the income
Nothing gets built, backlogged, or finished if the paycheque stops. The shelf is the first thing sold and the last thing replaced.
You already price risk correctly
Nobody argues about the cost of a sleeve or a hard case. It is a rounding error against what it protects. The same maths applies to a household.
The hobby outlives the plan you never made
A collection built over fifteen years gets liquidated in an afternoon when a family needs cash. That is not the ending anyone intends.
How I help
What working with me actually looks like
I start it while it is cheap
Young and healthy, you lock in the lowest premiums you will ever qualify for. We size a plan that fits around your hobby budget, not one that competes with it.
I make your money build too
A VUL or savings plan pointed at a real goal, so the discipline you already have for a grail piece quietly works for your future as well.
What changes
You keep buying kits. You just stop being the single point of failure for everyone in the house. And you get to talk about this with someone who builds GunPla, plays Magic, and has a backlog he is not proud of, which means we can get through the boring part quickly.
What you walk away with
From one free session. No obligation.
- A plan that protects the income behind your collection
- The lowest premium your age and health will ever get you
- A number that fits alongside your hobby spend, not against it
- A savings or investment track pointed at a goal you name
- A conversation with someone who actually knows the hobby
Why me
A real person, not a hotline
I build GunPla, I game, and I have started on Magic, so you will not have to explain what a secondary market or a grail is. I get why people protect the things they love. I just want you to point that same instinct at the income that makes all of it possible.
- Sun Life Grepa advisor since 2012
- Registered Financial Planner graduate
- 2nd generation practitioner
- Serving Metro Manila and Bulacan
Questions I get from this group
Are you actually into this or is it a marketing angle?
Ask me about my backlog and find out. GunPla, PC gaming, and I recently started on Magic: The Gathering, which was a financial decision I should probably review. It matters here only because it means you will not have to explain what a secondary market is.
I am in my twenties. Is it too early?
It is the cheapest you will ever be to insure, and the healthiest you are likely to be at underwriting. Early is not a waste. Early is the discount.
Can a plan actually help me save for big purchases too?
Yes. A VUL or endowment plan builds fund value you can use later, so the same money that protects you also works toward a goal. We can point it at whatever you are building toward.
Is this going to be a boring hard sell?
No. Ask me about my backlog and you will see how this goes. We keep it plain, we keep it honest, and if a plan does not fit you right now, I will tell you so.
Not quite you?
Let’s figure this out together
Thirty minutes, free, and genuinely without pressure. You will leave knowing exactly where your gap is.