Diagnosis before proposal
Every recommendation begins with an inventory of existing policies and a gap analysis, never with a catalogue.
LIFE INSURANCE · LEGACY PLANNING · KEY-PERSON RISK
林承宇
Life Insurance & Legacy Planning Advisor
Nineteen years, one discipline: making sure promises hold when families and businesses need them most. Protection planned as architecture, with every mandate treated as a trustee would.

The purpose of insurance is not to trade in fear. It is to give love and responsibility a definite shape.
Philosophy
I do not see insurance as a product. It is an architecture: one that places a family's responsibilities, cash flow, health, and intentions into an order that still holds when the storm arrives. Products are only the materials.
In nineteen years, I have never led a first meeting with products. I start with your family structure, your role in the business, and your long-term intentions — then decide whether anything is needed at all. I would rather lose a sale than let a misplaced policy enter your family.
Every recommendation begins with an inventory of existing policies and a gap analysis, never with a catalogue.
The layers and sequence of protection are decided first; instruments are chosen for each layer afterwards.
From underwriting to claims, the same advisor stays responsible throughout — no hand-offs, no disappearing.
Areas of Practice
Family, legacy, business, or cross-border — the standard never changes: clear structure, verifiable rationale, promises that hold.
Layered design across critical illness, medical, and life cover, so every stage of responsibility has an arrangement in place.
Policy architecture, beneficiary design, and liquidity planning, so wealth passes across generations exactly as intended.
Structuring shareholder, key-person, and continuity risk, so a business does not waver because of one individual.
Organising protection structures and compliance boundaries for families whose lives span more than one jurisdiction.
The Method
This method has taken nineteen years to refine. It is slow — and it holds on the day a claim arrives.
Family structure, business role, responsibilities, and concerns — heard completely before any arrangement is discussed.
Existing policies are inventoried, gaps and overlaps quantified, and the diagnosis delivered in writing.
The layers and sequence are designed first; suitable instruments are then selected for each layer.
Annual reviews, adjustments at life milestones, and claims support — one relationship, held for life.
The Journey
From needs analysis to working exclusively on legacy and key-person mandates.
2007 · Begin
Started in protection needs analysis, establishing a diagnose-first working method in the very first year of practice.
2013 · Deepen
Built a dedicated service team and shaped the family-level protection architecture method, moving from single policies to family structures.
2019 · Focus
Founded the protection and legacy planning studio, concentrating on high-net-worth legacy mandates and key-person risk.
2024 · Stay
Client families now span three generations, with client-family persistency above 97% for nine consecutive years.
Frequently Asked
These answers are short, because the real work happens in the meeting.
Reverse-engineer from responsibility, not from budget. First quantify how many years of cash flow your family would need to sustain its life and promises, then discuss budget.
Most families are not underinsured so much as wrongly layered: urgent gaps left aside, while less critical cover is funded twice over. A diagnosis matters more than another purchase.
Long before you need it. The essence of legacy architecture is keeping the decision in your own hands — the earlier the structure, the less is left to chance.
Client Voices
What set Terence apart was the year of the claim. He sat with us through every document and every follow-up — like family, only more organised.
At our first meeting he mentioned no products at all — only family responsibilities and cash flow. At the second, I handed him every policy my family owned.
For families and business decision-makers weighing protection, critical illness, or legacy arrangements. No products are sold in this meeting; you leave with a written diagnostic summary.
Or write to sales@eteckspace.com — replies within two business days.
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