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Ex-Big Law Attorney Manages $672M in Life Insurance Policies

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Tracy Chen, a former corporate lawyer, transitioned to a financial advisor role at New York Life, managing $672 million in policy value. She left her legal career after witnessing the toll it took on colleagues, including a partner's death from exhaustion. Chen now focuses on helping high-net-worth individuals, particularly immigrants, use life insurance for estate tax planning and asset protection. AI

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Ex-Big Law Attorney Manages $672M in Life Insurance Policies

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Sofia Chierchio, Forbes Staff ·

    This $672 Million New York Life Advisor Left Big Law Because She Didn’t Want To Die At Her Desk

    Taiwanese immigrant Tracy Chen ditched a grueling career in corporate law to help wealthy families protect their assets and transfer their wealth to the next generation.

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