Women keen to invest but worry about losing money - research
Only 31% go to IFAs
Half of women (49%) believe they are just as interested in investing as men, but just as many are concerned about choosing the wrong investment and losing money, research by YouGov and Like Minds has found.
The study, which surveyed 1,094 women, found half (51%) of respondents were worried about losing money as a result of picking the wrong investment. A similar proportion (47%), however, thought women...
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