5 Simple Steps to Start Investing and Retire Early in Switzerland — Even If You Have ZERO finance background

Charlene Cong

Charlene Cong

Program

If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed, confused, or hesitant to take the first step into investing, this training is designed for you. I’ll walk you through a clear, no-fluff roadmap designed specifically for beginners living in Switzerland.

I’ll also share how I grew a 7-figure portfolio as an expat in Switzerland—without a finance degree, risky trades, or spending hours a day managing my money. This approach is simple, sustainable, and built for people who want to create real financial freedom, not just try their luck in the stock market.

Who This Webinar Is For?

This session is designed for English-speaking people living in Switzerland, whether you’re a local Swiss citizen or an expat navigating the Swiss system.

You might have a stable job or even a great salary, but if you’re not in finance, you know you should be investing and make the money work for you, but you’ve probably felt unsure about how to actually start investing in a smart and structured way.

This training is especially for you if:

- You’re a total beginner and don’t know where to start

- You’ve been meaning to invest but feel overwhelmed by jargon

- You’re worried about making a mistake or losing money

- You want to learn how to invest confidently without spending hours researching

What You’ll Learn:

A Clear 5-Step Roadmap to Start Investing with Confidence

Learn the exact steps to take your money from sitting in a savings account to working for you—whether you’re starting with CHF 1'000 or CHF 10'000.

Speakers:

Charlene Cong, CFA, Founder of FinFit Solution

Stefano Gianti, Education Manager at Swissquote

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