
A DSP Mutual Fund survey of 5,050 urban investors across 13 cities reveals that 56% of women now make independent investment decisions, up from 44% in 2022, while 68% of men invest independently. Women's participation in mutual funds and stocks is rising, with many combining self-directed investing and professional advice. Despite growing confidence, only a third have clear financial goals and plans, highlighting a 'confidence-planning gap.' Aspirations are shifting towards financial independence and experiences like travel over traditional goals such as homeownership.
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