Financial independence is important for women of the 21st century. It is not to prove a point, but to ensure that women can break the stereotypes and support themselves if they want and need to.

In one form or the other, every single instance of financial frauds during COVID relied on ‘fear’ as the trigger to ensure victims fell for scams.

Be it decisions regarding banking, loans, and major purchases to even purchase of insurance, men are the ones making the decisions. Here’s a look at the data.

When things are going well, one tends to forget about financial basics like saving for the rainy day or keeping EMIs low.

To be able to catch up on the pre-pandemic growth level, India needs its average GDP growth to surge to 11 percent over the next three fiscals, but this is something that has never happened before.

What is the output predictability in the coming times? How can women strive by taking charge of money matters? Which sectors would be the most affected? What changes would the global investment scenario undergo?

I won’t be lying when I say that holding a checkbook in my hand was one of the most empowering moments and I felt a sense of independence. Being aware of money-related matters uplifts you in ways you can’t imagine.

The session was moderated by the founder Shaili Chopra and Milee Aishwarya, Neha Kare, Sonu Bhasin and Anita Raj joined us to talk about women and financial fitness.

A money buddy gives you informed advice on money and investment. So have friends who make talking about money matters fashionable. 

AMFI and SheThePeople Financial Fitness campaign aims to give women a voice to raise, a thought to toss around in their heads and just the boost they need to roll up their sleeves and get their hands into financial planning.