Let’s talk about money: How can women take charge of their finance – CNBC TV18

How women can create financial literacy, achieve freedom, and can become self -sufficient in managing their money. In a special female-centric version of let’s talk money, Surabhi Upadhyay of CNBC-TV18 discussed how women could take charge of their financial futures with Suranjana Borthakur of Mirae Asset Investment Managers and Financial Teachers and Director in Finsaf India Aggarwal.

Aggarwal highlighted the conclusions from an annual survey of working women, revealing that 68% of women are uncertain about having sufficient savings to meet their financial needs. Many expressed concern about their preparations for emergency situations, pointing to a significant difference in financial security.

Despite these concerns, Aggarwal referred to a positive change in Mindset, women rapidly made their financial condition more aware of their financial condition and were eager to control their financial promise.

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Experts emphasized several major strategies for financial empowerment, including effective budget, saving 30–40% of income, and acquiring adequate health insurance coverage.

The panel emphasized the importance of long -term financial plans, professional guidance and community learning to help women reach their financial goals.

The major advice included early starting, building a corpus through mutual funds, and reviewing regular investment. He also underlined the need to maintain regular financial inquiry to ensure the need for an emergency fund and ongoing security.

As women become financially aware and empowered, experts agree that focusing on practical steps such as budget, savings and investment will lead to more financial freedom and stability for women across the country.

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