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5 ways employers can improve women’s financial education
In my last column I talked about the gender gap between men and women in their knowledge and confidence of key financial concepts and the risks this gap poses for employers in delayed retirement and health care costs…
Financial Finesse Special Report: The Gender Gap in Financial Literacy 2011
Key findings from Gender Gap in Financial Literacy report: • Women are significantly behind in virtually all areas of financial knowledge. On top of that, they face more challenges in meeting their retirement and other long-term goals.
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How Retirement Planning Shortchanges Women
After a long career managing large accounts for an insurance company, Lynn Brooks is hardly a financial novice. But when she sought help from a financial adviser after her husband died, they might as well have been speaking different languages…
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