Divorced With Money | What You Must Know in Switzerland

Divorce can turn life upside down—emotionally, legally, and financially.

And if you’re an expat juggling assets, pensions, and accounts across multiple countries, the complexity only multiplies.

🎬 Divorced With Money | What You Must Know

In this video, I share a deeply personal story.

When my husband passed away, I froze.
Even with years of investing experience behind me, I couldn’t move. The grief, the shock, the sheer overwhelm—it was all too much.

And so, part of the money he left us just sat there.
For months. Even years.
Quietly losing value.

Since then, I’ve seen the same thing happen again and again—especially to women after divorce. The process is emotionally exhausting and packed with complex decisions. If you're an expat with a multi-country financial life, the stakes are even higher.

Here’s what most people don’t realize:

👉 Doing nothing with your settlement or savings is still a decision.
👉 Leaving that money sitting in the bank? It’s not safe. It’s shrinking.

That’s exactly why I created this video.

🎬 Divorced With Money | What You Must Know

In this video, I’ll walk you through:

• The biggest mistakes newly divorced professionals make with their divorce settlement and savings

• What actually happens when you leave your settlement sitting for years

• Why relying on friends, family, or your old bank can cost you

• How to start investing wisely—without getting lost in complexity

 Because here’s the truth:

You can regain financial clarity and confidence.

You can grow your assets—even across borders.

You can retire on your terms.

▶️ Click the link below to watch the video on YouTube now:
https://youtu.be/zJ7LLdxcUOg?si=nD1PN0kEIn9DiUHi

Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:52 Facing divorce challenges
01:37 Dealing with a multi-country situation
01:57 Moving away from an advisor
03:11 When you wait, this is what happens
04:35 Relying on your circle
06:14 Investing with a bank or similar
07:54 Finding a cross-border advisor