Empowering Women in Finance | Paisa Vaisa with Anupam Gupta
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- Опубліковано 20 лип 2024
- Join Anupam Gupta on Paisa Vaisa for an insightful episode featuring three remarkable women, Sharmila Tagore, veteran actress; Soha Ali Khan, actress and author; and Anita Bhargava, co-founder Bharosa Club. In this engaging discussion, they share their personal finance journeys, struggles, and successes, offering valuable insights and advice to empower listeners and viewers on their financial independence journey.
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Financial discipline is very important in todays life..I have beeen married for 12 yrs and i can afford to buy a car but i didn't cause i feel i dont need till date whenever i want i can buy. One thing i belive is one shouldn't look rich , one should feel rich.
Soha comes across as an intellectual. Loved listening to her. Also related to sharmila ji, I also dint have interest in money or investments earlier but I have slowly started gaining interest.
Great eye opener! Both of your guests are so well aware of their finances and gave lots of tips 🙏🙏🙏❤️
Best episode to encourage women to be financially independent, unapologetically.
i remember seeing Soha Ali in Oxford University back in 2004 or 2006. If I am not mistaken, she was a student of economics at the university. She was the neighbor of my friend staying at the univ accommodation
5000 was huge sum when Sharmila Tagore did Apur Sansar. She is as old as my Mum.. Ma says 5000 at that time was huge.. Average Sal used be 250-300..
Indeed. Apur Sansar was released in 1959. Average salary used to be even lesser than 250-300.
Thank You all for this. Me and my mother have been having these discussions since an year now. She is retired and I work in Tech sales. And this year we start our investment journey. I am sure Bharosa Team can help us.
Money gives freedom. We start somewhere but we have to start! It’s not lottery or luck.
Soha undetstands money very well. You need to understand goals diversify funds and most impt living or spending frugal. All the best to all women to be financially educated ❤️
In 60s u earned 5k ,10k or 25k and she is like less money lesser avenues . How down to earth😂😂
Soha is so eloquent.
Just to correct sharmila ji, it is extremely important in islam to write your will when you're alive. In the Holy Quran, Allah (swt) says
"It has been ordained upon you, when death is near one of you, leaving wealth behind, to make a will in favor of parents and close relatives, impartially. This is incumbent upon the pious” (2:180).
Excellent round of talks. Glad that these 2 celebrities are being so candid 🎉
Education shows in the mother and daughter 💕💕👌
Awesome. Mother daudhter duo were amazing. I wonder what sharmila cannot afford. Soha said it apt about assets. Build asset. Financial education literacy extremely important. They are independent but dare to make decisions. Anita bhargava bharosa club doing great ❤🙂
Very nice podcast ❤
Very good topic for every woman
Is bharosa club for common people like us?
How many celebrities will dare to say - I still get 10,000 from my savings… I mean most don’t like to belittle themselves
nice podcast❤
Bhaisaab 60s mei taj hotel mei rehti thi 😮😮
"dealing with housekeeping, my car would not start every morning because there was no petrol or something when i got into my house i couldn't get into my apartment because i didnt know where the key was so it was like too much" - such third world problems i tell u...
She was just 16 year old young teen. It can be overwhelming with the movie industry erratic schedule, living alone in new city l
Try to
Think from her point of view
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Sona is very well spoken educated lady one small comment Sona can talk slow not too fast 👌💕💕
Mutual fund sip kia hai kya
Get advice from women entrepreneurs who build businesses from scratch not from ladies who are born rich or married a rich man. All advices are directed towards fellow rich women not common people.
The underlying advice is to handle your own money, as a woman. Unapologetically, that is.
@@lightup205 we don’t need unsolicited advice from gold-digger or born rich women who are paid to do this interview tell us what to do with our money. We have “Shark Tank” for expert advice. Let these women just do what they are good at - applying makeup and dancing.
Exactly my thoughts. Sick of celebrities and women who hook rich men!!
And so what? I’d rather hear that from a woman that made it herself and not by family connectable
So what r u trying to say..u are disregarding Sharmila ji..she build her career bfr she married and she continued working even after marriage n kids.. she didnt quit after marrying rich
😂
Please don’t interview celebrity women that have inherited wealth or married wealthy men. We don’t need their advice, they’re experiences are far removed from ordinary woman. Crap interview
FYI, Sharmja ji isn’t someone who was doing a normal 9-5 job and suddenly married a rich man. She was financially stable! If she had not married Tiger, she would still be financially sound !
What message they are trying to give through this interview is that you don’t have to be SUPER RICH to invest your money. Managing money is important so you don’t end up having nothing at all in your hands. They are wealthy but they need to manage their money too like everybody else to afford their lifestyle. So in this interview you can see them sharing their experiences and advising viewers the importance of communication & knowledge when it comes to money management.
Who interviews ordinary people? And who watches ordinary peoples interviews ?
So what r u trying to say??..u are disregarding Sharmila ji..she build her career bfr she married and she continued working even after marriage n kids.. she is her own individual
Open minded person can learn from everyone rich / middle class / lower class 😃
You never know what helps ❤
@@Hetal28 absolutely correct. But nobody likes to interview ordinary people.