Women & Investing
Women have transformed the investing landscape in a big way over the past couple decades. With the rise of female entrepreneurship and growing female participation in the workforce, improving financial literacy for women is more important than ever. When these women unlock their economic potential and access equal opportunities, they contribute to their community’s development and participate in the country’s economic growth.
Women’s financial literacy is not only the key to helping them achieve their potential but an essential driver of economic growth and vital to India's growth story. Read more: Women and investing (hsbc.co.in)
However, when it comes to financial planning by women, we are still a long way from achieving financial gender equality. According to data gathered on women investors by an online wealth management platform, out of every 5 investors in India, just 1 is a woman.
Here we seek to encourage women to be financially independent and how financial independence can be a stepping stone towards achieving their goals.
Points to keep in mind before signing a document
Before making any crucial financial decision it’s very important to keep certain pointers in mind and when in doubt an investor should ask questions.
Women Investing via SIP for long term wealth creation
Women are fast bridging the gender gap in most professions. It’s common to find women in areas which were once considered to be male bastions.
Goal based investment approach through mutual funds
Women across spheres of life are liberating themselves from old world traditions and venturing into new avenues on both the professional and personal front.
True independence starts with financial empowerment. This Women’s Day let's decode Ananya's Financial Journey - From Dreamer to Achiever.
Watch her full journey in the video: https://youtu.be/B2RCFQ-vGkk?si=bgeNVXfqIyZYVVFy
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