Cora Schumacher: This is how she keeps her finances under control

In the four-part documentary series “People talk about money!” (from April 22nd every Monday at 8:15 p.m. on Sat.1 and on Joyn) alongside “normal people” celebrities also talk openly about their finances. In the format previously broadcast on kabel eins, this time ex-jungle camper Cora Schumacher (47), former professional soccer player Eike Immel (63), TV star Yvonne Woelke (42) and lottery millionaire Chico will reveal what income and expenses and which ones Budget you have monthly.

Cora Schumacher has promised that in the program “You don’t talk about money” the motto will be “You do talk about money”, as she reveals in an interview with spot on news. “The format is very successful on TV and deals with a very socially relevant topic that affects us all,” says Schumacher. It was also “a nice change” to film away from reality TV.

Looking through the keyhole

She initially didn’t set any boundaries for herself as to what she wanted to disclose and what she didn’t want to disclose. “I think it always depends on how the topics are examined, which is why you can’t give a general answer to the question. There is a difference when a topic is treated seriously in a journalistic manner and when it’s just about sensational headlines.” The fact that she made her four walls available for the production, among other things, was a “very big exception, after all my house is my safe space. But I had a very nice team, so it wasn’t that difficult for me, sometimes Allowing a view through the keyhole is still very limited, the filming took place in my kitchen and living room, some rooms and the outside view of my house remain taboo for me.

Ralf Schumacher’s ex-wife (48) reveals that she makes the most money with her real estate and TV shows. The former Formula 1 racing driver and Cora Schumacher married in 2001 and divorced in 2015. After that, the 47-year-old had to build a new life. And how does she keep her finances under control? “On the one hand, I have commercial training, and on the other hand, I’m a bit of a control freak and like to keep an eye on everything. Of course, I also have a tax advisor.”

Future with a “great” partner?

The famous name Schumacher is a door opener in her life in many ways, but at the same time it also stands in her way, as she explains in the documentary. In the interview, Schumacher says: “Banal example: In a restaurant you immediately get a great table, but when a craftsman is at the door, the prices go up quickly, true to the motto: it has them.” For her financial and private future, she hopes “that I don’t have to worry anymore and that maybe I’ll still have a great partner at my side.”