About Me

Welcome to Luxury Insurance Review, the no-BS guide to protecting your treasures—written by a guy who knows a thing or two about both collecting and the insurance industry. First, I’m a degenerate car collector that has dabbled in many other toys over the years. Second, I’ve spent the last 25 years working across the insurance industry as a broker and carrier. Property and casualty insurance is my bag.  I’ve danced with every carrier, decoded policies that might as well be written in hieroglyphics, and discovered every loophole worth exploiting. first to protect my own collection, and later to guide fellow collectors. Think of me as a Sherpa of indulgence and risk management, helping you scale the mountain of insurance nonsense without losing your treasures—or your mind.

Now, let’s get this out of the way: I’m newly retired, with too much free time and a wife who’s begging me to stop scrolling car auctions all day. So here I am, turning my ranting hobby into something (hopefully) useful. I’m here to educate, provoke, and maybe piss off a few industry people while I’m at it. Insurance is a nuanced game, much like collecting—it’s not just about picking a policy, it’s about understanding what you’re truly protecting and why. Whether you’re securing a holy grail Ferrari or an entire vault of treasures, I’ll help you cut through the noise and make some informed decisions.  

So pour yourself a whiskey (or an espresso if it’s before noon—no judgment), and get ready to dive into what is traditionally the most boring topic (insurance) in the world. My mission? To make it interesting, to make it funny, and to make sure you walk away with insights that actually matter. 

Say Hi—But Make It Interesting:

By all means, reach out if you want to talk—but let’s set the bar high, shall we? If your message doesn’t scream riveting conversation or at least include something mildly fascinating, it’s heading straight to the digital abyss. And if you’re just here to say hi, don’t waste your keyboard energy—hit me up on Instagram where the comments section is the Wild West of small talk. Go on, make the algorithm blush.