Flora Hussey, partner at New Quadrant Partners, was invited to contribute expert commentary to a Tatler feature by Annabelle Spranklen examining why young ultra-high-net-worth individuals should be thinking seriously about estate planning.

The piece notes that affluent teenagers now frequently hold six-figure portfolios through digital assets, investments and trust distributions — making wills a modern necessity rather than an elderly formality. Flora recommended beginning estate planning discussions in the mid-twenties, in staged conversations, to avoid overwhelming younger clients while ensuring their intentions are properly documented and protected.

Flora highlighted the role of philanthropic structures as an accessible entry point into planning: "We have a Donor Advised Fund for clients and run a number of family charities. Those structures can be used as a gentle introduction to planning while promoting the growing philanthropic trend amongst the next generation."

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