Columbia Threadneedle: Women in UK need greater financial empowerment
Ahead of International Women's Day
Only 27% of women hold investments, compared to 46% of men, according to the research
Women are still far less likely than men to be the primary financial decision-maker within the household, according to the latest research from Columbia Threadneedle Investments.
In the run-up to International Women's Day on 8 March, the group asked 2,000 UK adults about who is responsible for the financial decisions within their household. The survey found that 71% of men consider...
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