Protection
Looking after you and your family
While a good financial plan can act as a roadmap, nobody can predict the future – changes to our health, sickness or accident, or even bereavement, can have the potential to derail the best financial plan.
Building up emergency savings is a key part of planning, but can quickly be depleted should you find yourself unable to work or struggle with the loss of a partner’s income.
Many people don’t believe they need insurance – but income protection, life insurance or family income benefit, can offer a valuable safety net.
Some helpful things to ask yourself when considering protection include:
We can help you:
We’ll consider your protection needs as part of your wider financial planning goals – for more information, why not consider an initial consultation with one our expert advisers?
Business protection
Security for you and your business
The success of your business most likely forms a significant part of your long-term financial plans, from paying your bills and pension funding, to passing on a legacy.

Navigating suitable business protection options can feel like a challenge.
At Path, we can help you:
Our protection specialists
Our dedicated team of protection specialists who have a deep understanding of the insurance products. They aren’t tied to any single provider – instead they carry out in-depth due diligence on all insurance providers and products, and maintain an in-house list of approved plans. This means that your financial planner can select the most suitable plans and features to meet the unique needs of your family.
An initial consultation with Path is completely free. We’re keen to explain what we do and how we can best meet your needs – why not book your free consultation today?
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As always with investments, your capital is at risk. The value of your investment can go down as well as up, and you may get back less than you invest. This information should not be regarded as financial advice.




















