Money is the most important thing in my life - Sara Khan

Money. That's what drives everyone in the final analysis, whether in the glamour world of acting or the hard grind of scripting and producing. Cashin' In sits down with TV celebs to know well they handle their financial matters, and tracks their spending patterns. Sara Khan who is known as Sadhna of Bidaai is a simple and fun loving girl. She is proud to be financially independent at a young age and she wants to make the most of it by spending on herself. She believes that blowing money is not wrong if it makes you happy. Take a glimpse into the financial matters of this chirpy girl. How important is money for you? Every one needs money. It is the most important thing in my life. Are you an impulsive buyer? I am very much an impulsive buyer. Recently, I bought a small make-up vanity kit on an impulse. Soon I realised that I didn’t need it. What are the investments you have made? I have not made any investment till now. I think I have not reached that stage where I should make investments. What is your most expensive purchase? My car a Wagon - R. I bought if few months ago. Do you feel financially secure? Yes, as I don’t think much about the future. I believe in living for today. So I just want to have fun and enjoy the luxury of my money. I don’t want to bother much about savings and investments. Who handles your expenses? I handle it completely on my own. I keep getting instructions from my family members and friends about how I should use my money but I hardly listen. When it comes to my hard earned money, I want to use it the way I want. What was your first salary? What you did with it? It was Rs. 10,000. I used to anchor a show for the local Madhya Pradesh channel where I used to be paid Rs. 10,000 a month. I shopped for myself with my first salary. How much money do you carry every day? I don’t carry money. I carry cards. Any advice for investors? Though I have never made any investment, I would like to say that enjoy your money, have fun and don’t keep all your money for investments.