High-Net-Worth Insights

Meta veteran Andre Nader reached semi-retirement three years after a layoff and now coaches tech workers on FAANG FIRE: financial independence built on a high tech income and equity comp. He breaks down treating all income as income, when to sell RSUs, the "free money" waterfall of tax-advantaged accounts, staying 90 percent boring, and the psychology of deciding you finally have enough.

Sam Raha has led Myriad Genetics since 2023, the company behind BRCA testing and one of the largest precision medicine diagnostics platforms in the world. He explains how companion diagnostics work as a business model, how AI is being embedded directly into genetic tests, and what individuals should know before pursuing proactive testing — including the insurance risks that GINA does not cover.

At a certain wealth stage, the binding constraint on your life stops being money and starts being time. Chris Hutchins of All the Hacks breaks down what high earners should stop optimizing for — and what a smarter default looks like across credit cards, health, and travel.

Jason Passwaters spent 12 years in Marine Corps counterintelligence before co-founding Intel 471, a company that tracks the criminal underground. His advice for HNW individuals is not to disappear from the internet. It is to manage your digital footprint and understand what the people targeting you are doing.

Estate planning timing depends less on a threshold number and more on trajectory, access needs, and whether the compounding advantage of acting early outweighs the cost of maintaining what gets built.

The wealth migration headlines say high earners are fleeing high-tax states en masse. The peer data from 200+ Long Angle members tells a more interesting story about who is actually planning to move, where they are going, and what is really driving the decision.

A practitioner's view of what a single family office is, how it differs from a wealth manager or multi-family office, and when first-generation wealth creators should build one — or stick with the team they have.

The 2026 IPO wave (SpaceX, OpenAI, Anthropic, and others) is producing the largest cohort of pre-IPO equity holders in a generation. The most expensive mistakes are sequencing mistakes, not tax mistakes.

Long Angle members navigating this at the higher end of the wealth spectrum tend to frame it less as "how much is safe" and more as "at what level does money start doing things to a person that money shouldn't do."