If I asked you to switch your money on, what would you think it means?

Well, with Hargreaves lands down it means investing your money.

It means making your money work harder for you.

It means investing for a better future, whatever the future holds.

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I'm Nicole Lapin, the only financial expert you don't need a dictionary to understand.

It's time for some money rehab.

Today we're following the money trail of one of the most iconic Hollywood couples,

Brangelina.

We followed their separation even if we didn't want to.

If you went to a grocery store at any point in 2016, you probably saw a tabloid with a juicy headline about their divorce set check out.

So why are we talking about this now?

Well, even though the divorce is, frankly, not relatable, I mean, as a side note, they're currently fighting over a winery that they own.

But as unlikely as it sounds, there are actually financial lessons we all can and should learn in order to protect ourselves.

So let's get into it.

Of course, Angelina and Brad, yes, we are on a first-name basis here, famously met when they started in Mr. and Mrs. Smith together in 2003.

And then in 2005, when Brad and Jennifer Aniston separated, Brad and Angelina started dating immediately.

Three years into Brangelina's relationship, they bought a controlling stake in the winery, Chateau Miravall, and then they were married there in 2014.

And by the way, this Chateau Miravall fun fact was breaking news to me.

I've had Chateau Miravall rosé before, but I never knew it was a byproduct of Brangelina.

Iconic.

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