51% of female healthcare workers lack confidence about investments, study finds

In a recent Money FIT Women study done by Fidelity Investments, a sample of 446 women in healthcare found that 51 percent of women who work in healthcare do not feel confident when choosing where to invest money, versus only 34 percent of male healthcare workers. 

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Given that 9 in 10 women will be the sole financial decision-makers in their household at some point in their lives, it is imperative they have a solid understanding of how to manage their money and invest for the future. For more information and to learn more about this, click here.

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