Key Points
Emphasizes women's financial empowerment through independent earning
Challenges traditional dependency narratives
Promotes holistic view of financial freedom
Encourages personal and professional growth
In a video clip that she shared on her X timeline, Upasana said, "What if you never had to ask for money? What if your choices were truly yours? Financial independence isn't just about earning. It's about having control over your life, your dreams and your future."
She then went on to raise some important questions, that were bound to make women think about being financially independent.
She said, "Financial independence means having a steady income, making your own financial decisions, saving and investing wisely and securing your future without on relying on anyone else."
Claiming that when women are financially independent, they take better care of their health, their families and their dreams, Upasana asked women, "If you had financial independence, how different would your marriage be? What would you have done differently for your parents or children? What dreams have you set aside because of financial dependence? What's stopping you from taking control of your finances?"
Providing clarity to the ideology, Upasana highlighted that financial independence was a collective narrative of having an earning capability, understanding savings, budgeting, investments, having the ability to make free financial choices, build assets, emergency funds/security, and plan for retirement, healthcare, and unexpected expenses.
Upasana, who has often spoken about empowering women, and who has lent extensive support for their betterment, concluded the video, saying, "This Women's Day, take a step toward your freedom--because independence isn't just about money. It's about dignity, well-being, and a better future."
