Contractor Wealth Management
We provide the necessary expertise and knowledge for contractors wealth management.
We provide the necessary expertise and knowledge for contractors wealth management.
As a Professional Contractor, you most likely do not have the correct measures in place to secure and protect your financial future. Our team of experts will help clarify the protection you need while providing peace of mind for you today and for the future.
Rockwell provides personalised comprehensive financial advice, expertise, and knowledge, to its Contractor Wealth Management clients. Whether you are new to professional day rate contracting or have been contracting for years, we have the experience to help you make the most of your contracting income.
Information, insights and advice on everything from Pensions and Income Protection to Savings Plans and Investments to ensure your long-term financial security… whatever your requirement, you’ll find it with us.
It’s imperative that an Independent Contractor has the same level of personal insurance cover as you had as an Employee. Rockwell has been advising Contractors for over ten years and over time we built up extensive experience in solving the problems most contractors have with respect to wealth management and financial planning.
For most people, the decision to become an Independent Contractor is one of the most financially rewarding of their entire career but you’re acutely aware that your former employment gave you a comprehensive benefits package including Sick Pay, Life Insurance and in some cases Serious Illness Protection. But what you may not be aware of is that now you can very simply and affordably provide these benefits for yourself.
We don’t usually think of our current income and our future earnings as an asset. However, if you take a moment to think about it, the money you earn pays for almost everything you have… mortgage, car loan, bills, children’s education, insurance and so on. Without it, you are faced with a pretty worrying picture. Nobody wants to think about what life would be like should disability or illness strike. This issue is even starker for Independent Professional Contractors. It’s a zero-sum game that you are either at work and being paid or unable to work and relying on savings to make up the shortfall. But what happens when the savings run out? What if it’s a long term illness/disability?