Hannes is joined by fellow advisor and NYIG colleague, Max Grascher, to discuss the recent trend of high-profile musicians selling their music catalogues and what to consider when going through the process.

Calling all business owners and entrepreneurs! Hannes and Ryan discuss how those that run their own businesses can properly compensate themselves as well as their valued employees, to make sure both stay motivated to perform to the best of their abilities and ultimately keep the business in top shape.

Hannes is joined by Beth Tractenberg, expert trust and estate attorney of Steptoe and Johnson, to truly define what “wealth planning” is and how this relates to wealth protection, tax mitigation, estate planning, and charitable giving.

These days the average person, due to factors such as advances in medical technology, is living longer than ever before. Hannes and Ryan dive into the human population’s longer life expectancy and why, because of this, it is crucial for all to include longevity planning as a key factor in their wealth plans.

Hannes and Max are joined by guest expert Don Hoffman, international CPA of Hoffman Mulligan, to dissect some of the most common mistakes for entertainers and athletes to avoid in regards to their financial stability and wealth accumulation.

Many families in today’s world, regardless of background, experience lives that involve raising a child with special needs. In this episode of “Through the Wealth Lens,” Hannes explores a number of financial planning strategies and solutions that can help parents navigate this path of financial uncertainty.

Hannes explains how a family constitution can be used to manage a family’s wealth so that it achieves their many goals. From continuing to grow their wealth as it’s transferred to younger generations, to aligning the use of that wealth with the values and ideals the family holds dear, to protecting that wealth from creditors and others who might seek to take it unjustly, the family constitution is a fantastic foundation to begin the process.

Hannes is joined by Nicole Sebastian of UBS’ Family Advisory and Philanthropy Services team to dive into charitable giving strategies and vehicles that can help you get started—or make your existing philanthropy even more impactful. Nicole shares some insights on how to go about charitable giving, and even more importantly what not to do when it comes to charitable financial support.

Hannes is joined by tax attorney and partner at Grant, Herrmann, Schwartz & Klinger LLP, Megan Campos, to discuss how a well-designed succession plan can reduce the risk that occurs when a family business is transferred from one generation to the next—and how to facilitate a transfer that leaves everyone in the family satisfied.

Hannes invites divorce attorneys Daniel Lipschutz and Adam Turbowitz (Bois Schiller and Flexner LLP) to discuss the importance of prenuptial agreements in a client’s overall financial plan, how to implement one without creating discourse with loved ones, and particular situations in which prenups (or a lack there of) have effected clients in real life situations.