This morning, journalist Lisa Vignoli, who presented this masterclass, gave us the portrait of a young woman.
You probably know her: she is one of those people who say they have EVERYTHING going for them.
She is qualified and cultured, lucid and intelligent.
In her career, she has conquered territories.
At the same time, she fell in love.
Her husband quickly earned a better living than her, it's true - like the majority of French women - but that didn't stop them from getting married and having many children.
To take advantage of them and make it less expensive, she decided to move on to 4/5th, to “take her Wednesday off”.
He thought it wasn't a bad idea.
And since she already had all this mental load to absorb, she let him manage the tax form, the long-term investments, while she took care of the shopping list...
To discover
The keys to supporting women in their working lives
They loved each other, then loved each other less, then one day separated.
The young woman then had to look at the tax form, at her upcoming retirement, at the savings that she had not necessarily built up.
At first, it was a little dizzying: the young woman learned in pain that she had lost a lot of time... BUT she took back the reins.
Will surely advise his daughter to never let go of them...
For her and all the others, to give you the freedom of your personal and professional choices, to help you better build your third part of your career or even to finance your projects, we have designed this masterclass entitled “
Investing your money early to gain in freedom"
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With this idea in mind that women must take power over their finances, they must realize that their income is not their only salary and that underneath there is a whole other possible income (assets, investments) - which may be the key to their autonomy.
To discuss this subject, we invited three guests: Rose Ouahba, Deputy Managing Director of Carmignac;
Héloïse Bolle, heritage advisor, founder of Oseille et Compagnie and author of the book “Good accounts make good lovers” (Ed. Le Cherche Midi) and “Aux thunes citoyennes” with Insaff El Hassini (Ed. Alisio) ;
and Léa Lejeune, co-founder of Plan Cash, the first financial education and investment platform for women.
How do you actually go about investing your money?
From what amounts can we invest?
How much to save, and how much to invest in a more risky way?
Where to start, how to surround yourself, what choices to make, when you are not a financial professional.
The answers, in this replay.