Yes, Vanessa invests
Vanessa learned about money the hard way after a difficult family situation, and the actress wanted to create a different future for herself. One without financial hardship. So she learned how to invest. Read her story for the full picture.
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Flipping the script
If there’s anyone who knows a thing or two about stealing the show, it’s Vanessa. A seasoned pro in the world of lights, camera and action. But her most impressive performance is how she overcame her financial fears to build a portfolio worthy of a silver screening.
Vanessa's journey into the world of investing began after a difficult time in her life. When she was just a teenager, her father sadly passed away, leaving her mum on her own without a steady income. This experience left Vanessa with a long-lasting fear of financial insecurity.
Determined to write a fresh chapter in her story, Vanessa took her financial future firmly into her own hands. We chatted with her to learn how she flipped the script to become the money-savvy woman she is today.
Vanessa's story is a testament to the power of facing your fears, embracing knowledge and building a steady investing habit to secure your future. It's a reminder that taking control of your money is within everyone's reach, whatever your background or profession.
Please remember that the value of investments and the income from them can fall as well as rise, and you may get back less than you invest. If you’re not sure about investing, seek financial advice. There will normally be a charge for that advice. Tax treatment depends on individual circumstances and may be subject to change in the future.
Yes, we invest ...
Meet Jess
“I've had a managed investing account before, so it was a good start to get that knowledge first. But now I feel more confident to pick my own. And thankfully, there’s a massive list of stocks to choose from on the Lloyds app...”
Meet Russell
“It’s never too late, I think if I’d started earlier, I’d be in a much better position, but it’s been great to see how things have grown, even later in life.”