Not only are these stereotypes prevalent, but they’re wrong.
While 81 percent of women report that they’ve experiencedstereotypes about their investing acumen or financial status, theopposite of those stereotypes is true, according to research from Capital Group.
Not only do respondents report being highly engaged in financialand investing decisions, contributing meaningfully to householdincome and assets and being savvy about their portfolios, they alsobelieve that women as a group have more economic power asinvestors than in the workplace.
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