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Five reasons why women need financial planning more than men

Financial planning is a gender-agnostic concept and yet 49% of women in India are unaware of their investments. 

Women have not been encouraged to actively manage money as the ecosystem has primarily targeted men. 


 Lack of confidence, lack of exposure and years of conditioning contribute to why women shy away from gaining important life skills in money management. 

Financial freedom, career breaks, lower earnings, longer life expectancy and life goals are five key reasons why financial planning is critical for women.


Women need to start building their own wealth with a sound investment plan. 


Women must take charge of their financial well-being and excel in money management.


 With the right financial plan, women can ensure that they meet their goals in the timeframe needed, without relying on others to back their dreams. 


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