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Private Equity Professionals

Private Equity Professionals

A career as a Private Equity professional presents a unique set of challenges when it comes to your personal wealth. The realities of carried interest, co-investment capital calls, distributions and tax obligations add a level of complexity that a typical wealth strategy doesn’t account for.

The intertwining of your personal and professional life requires an advisor that understands your career in Private Equity and can develop a wealth strategy that simplifies your life today, while planning for tomorrow and beyond. We aim to provide peace of mind that you’re doing what you need to focus on today to achieve your desired legacy.

Your Unique Circumstances Require a NewEdge

Wealth Services Designed Around Your Unique Needs

Private Equity can be lucrative. It’s also a career that can make day-to-day life difficult because your income can widely vary not only month to month, but year to year. Over the past decade, we have developed a customized set of wealth planning and investment services to help simplify your life as a private equity professional and provide peace of mind.

Services for Private Equity Professionals

Wealth Services Designed Around Your Unique Needs

The intertwining of your personal and professional life requires an advisor that understands your career in Private Equity and can develop a wealth strategy that simplifies your life today, while planning for tomorrow and beyond.

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Wealth Strategy Insights

When the Will is Gone

When the Will is Gone

There is a presumption under the law that when a Will is destroyed, the Testator (i.e., the person who created the Will) intended for it to be destroyed. But what happens when an original copy of a Will (or a Revocable Trust) is accidentally destroyed or lost?

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