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Financial Planning and Investing: Women Closing the Confidence Gap

When it comes to personal finance, at least one good thing has come out of : Women are becoming more focused on their financial futures. In , a survey on from UBS, 63% of women said that COVID has affected how they think about money, and they’re more likely to discuss issues such, 67% of women interviewed said they are more engaged in managing their money and have expanded their efforts to help shore up their finances. And attendance is up at women’s investing events on Meetup, the online networking site, with 150 groups focusing on women and investing.

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