Kaya 959 Wealth Creation

Beyond the Settlement: Women Rebuilding Wealth After Divorce

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Portfolio Manager Nichole Maroun from Anchor Capital joins us to unpack the financial realities women face during and after divorce. We explore how matrimonial regimes shape wealth outcomes, why settlement value is not the same as long‑term financial security, and how women can rebuild retirement capital, restructure balance sheets, avoid emotional financial decisions, and create sustainable wealth strategies for the next 10–30 years. A powerful conversation on financial independence and long‑term planning.
7 Sep English South Africa Business

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