At this point of time, I am financially secured but who has seen the future: Neil Bhatt

TV heartthrob <a href=http://www.tellychakkar.com/news/neil-bhatt-would-have-loved-play-ram-zee-tvs-ramayan> Neil Bhatt</a>, who has wowed everyone with his splendid performance as Lakshman in Zee TV’s <a href=http://www.tellychakkar.com/news/zee-tvs-ramayan-looks-impressive> Ramayan</a> is extremely talented in terms of work and handling his investment. In a candid chat with Tellychakkar.com, he shares his investment ideas with us. Read on… <strong>How important is money to you? </strong>
Neil Bhatt
TV heartthrob Neil Bhatt, who has wowed everyone with his splendid performance as Lakshman in Zee TV’s Ramayan is extremely talented in terms of work and handling his investment. In a candid chat with Tellychakkar.com, he shares his investment ideas with us. Read on… How important is money to you? Frankly speaking, it is very important in today’s time. Initially, I used to not think about money but then in such a case people start taking you for granted. So, now I have understood the importance of money. Are you an impulsive buyer? No, I am not. First I study and dig out the information and then buy. What are the investments that you have made? Till now, I have invested money on properties. I have bought a pent house in Mumbai. I don’t believe investing money in shares and in future, I will invest money in gold. What has been your most expensive purchase till date? My house in Mumbai. Are you financially secured? Yes, at this point of time, I am financially secured but who has seen the future. Who handles your expenses? My dad and me. Since he has seen the world, he always guides me and I think that’s the way it should be. What was your first salary like? It was for my first TV show Arslaan in 2008, when I was paid Rs 50,000 per month. How much money do you carry every day? I don’t carry much cash along, as I am busy in shooting and can’t carry my wallet and bag everywhere. And in any case of emergency, I always carry a debit card along. Any advice for wannabe investors? Since economics keeps fluctuating, I believe that short investment works like investing in gold and properties. But always study properly and play safely.
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