A Study of the Impact of Financial Literacy Towards Investment Decision Among Women Professionals With Special Reference to Indore City
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Financial literacy has emerged as a critical factor influencing
newlineinvestment behavior, particularly among women professionals who
newlineare increasingly participating in economic activities and
newlinefinancial decision-making. This study aims to examine the impact
newlineof financial literacy on investment decisions among women
newlineprofessionals in Indore City. In recent years, women have
newlinedemonstrated growing interest in managing their finances and
newlineexploring various investment avenues. However, their ability to
newlinemake informed and effective investment choices often depends on
newlinetheir level of financial knowledge, awareness, and understanding
newlineof risk and return dynamics.
newlineThe research investigates how different components of financial
newlineliteracy, such as budgeting, saving, investment planning,
newlineunderstanding of financial products, and risk assessment, affect
newlinethe investment behavior of women professionals. The study also
newlineexplores socio-economic variables, including age, income,
newlineprofession, and educational background, and their correlation
newlinewith financial awareness and decision-making. Primary data were
newlinecollected through structured questionnaires from a sample of
newlinewomen professionals working in diverse sectors within Indore
newlineCity. The data were analyzed using appropriate statistical tools
newlineto derive meaningful insights.
newlineFindings from the study reveal a significant positive
newlinerelationship between financial literacy and prudent investment
newlinedecisions among women. The results highlight that women with
newlinehigher financial awareness are more likely to diversify their
newlineinvestments, consider long-term financial goals, and exhibit
newlinegreater confidence in managing personal finances. The study
newlineemphasizes the need for targeted financial education programs
newlineand policy support to enhance financial literacy among women,
newlinethereby promoting their active participation in financial
newlinemarkets and economic empowerment. This research contributes to
newlinethe growing body of knowledge on gender and finance and offers
newlinevaluable implications for educators, policym