Most investors do not start out looking for private credit investments. They usually arrive there over time. In the early years of investing, public markets, such as stocks and bonds, tend to make sense because growth is the primary objective and volatility is accepted as part of the process. The goal is to build wealth, and the ups and downs are viewed as the cost of participating in markets that can compound capital over time. As investors gain experience and begin to accum

If you’re like many high-earning professionals, you’ve worked hard to build a strong financial foundation. You max out your 401(k), have...