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Women are earning, saving and borrowing, but who controls their money? India's financial literacy divide
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OCT 20, 2026, 3:39 PM
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Women are earning, saving and borrowing, but who controls their money? India's financial literacy divide

When a woman understands money, the whole family is better protected, especially in emergencies, widowhood or divorce. Financial literacy isn't a favour to women. It's a safety net for everyone at home.

I believe financial education from an early age can play a huge role in improving women’s financial independence. Parents should encourage their daughters to understand money, ask questions and participate in financial decisions rather than leaving it to the men in the family.

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