In the inaugural episode of Through the Wealth lens, host Ryan Ruff is joined by the star of the show, International Private Wealth Advisor, Hannes Grascher.
Affluent families and individuals want to make smart decisions about their wealth, which is why so many of them seek out the top financial professionals for advice and guidance. One of the processes utilized by these individuals is called a ‘stress test,’ which is a process used to evaluate your current financial situation and make sure you aren’t making any mistakes in your wealth management plan. This process is also a great way to make sure an individual, family, or business is on track and didn’t overlook any meaningful financial opportunities.
This is an extremely valuable process that Hannes and his team at UBS utilize with all of their clients to better position them to achieve not only their financial goals, but their personal life goals as well.
Timecodes:
0:08 – Introduction to the show and the types of conversations listeners can expect
1:12 – Introducing Hannes Grascher to the show
1:56 – What people can be doing right now to gain peace of mind about their finances
3:30 – Why the stress testing process so valuable
4:10 – The three main ways stress testing can be utilized
5:00 – An example of why someone was prompted to see Hannes for a stress test
7:16 – An example of a stress test helping someone from making a mistake
9:28 – The keys to ensuring a stress test is done effectively and efficiently
10:00 – Why the human element introduces an important role in the stress testing process
11:15 – How Hannes and his team get into the heart of the client’s goals to understand what’s important to them
14:35 – Lessons that can be learned from affluent families and stress tests they’ve done
16:15 – An overview on the analysis that clients leave the initial stress testing meeting with
17:16 – How someone could inquire about signing up for a stress test with Hannes and his team
17:48 – Closing remarks and additional resources
Connect with Hannes Grascher:
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