Teresa Guilherme recalled the changes she had to make in her life when she realized that she had lost about three million euros that she had invested in commercial papers at BES.
“The first thing I did was not cry over the three million; [perguntar] How much is left? This is a way to overcome it and understand: “I have no debts, I have nothing, how will I live from now on?”, he said in an interview with the program “Alta Definição”. , SEC, this Saturday, 9.
“I was working in TV and the money came in regularly, and what I spent was no more than I earned, so it didn’t make much difference. It’s starting to dawn on me that I’m no longer rich – although three million euros doesn’t make a person richHe added: “It seems so, but in reality it depends on your choices.”
“At that time I thought: I don’t have a pillow for the rest of my life, but I’m worried about my life […] I completely changed my perspective, I started thinking about what is useful, what is necessary, what really makes me happy, those things we talk about but don’t do, and then when you need them you really have to do them.“, pointed out.
Teresa Guilherme even went to court as one of the victims of BES, But Ricardo Salgado was acquitted due to lack of evidence. The broadcaster was initially said to have lost €2.35 million.
Ricardo Salgado was recently sentenced to eight years in prison for three offenses of breach of trust as part of Operation Marquez.
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