If 92 percent of women want to learn more about financial planning and get more involved in their finances, why is it that only 20 percent are willing to talk about their finances with those they are close to?
Women have gradually evolved into an economic force to be reckoned with, going by the results of a survey by the U.S. Census Bureau.
Defying odds and stereotypes, women have risen to the occasion, making a mark in whichever field they are engaging in. Wall Street is no exception, where women have forayed, found success and flourished.
Wednesday marks International Women’s Day, a time when individual people are called to help forge a better working world comprised of a more inclusive, gender equal environment. Needless to say, the topic of gender cap also comes to mind.
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