Why Indian Women Don't Invest? How Women Can Become Financially Independent? Imperial Money

Watch this latest video uploaded by "Imperial Money" to know more about "Why Indian Women Don't Invest?" & "How Women Can Become Financially Independent?" In this latest video Mrs. Riddhi Tahalramani, (Executive Director, BNI Nagpur) and Mr. Deep Gajbe (Director - Imperial Money Pvt. Ltd.) are discussing about the following topics in details; 1) Women Investors - Why Women should Invest in Stock Market? 2) Why women don't invest? 3) Why do women invest less than men? 4) How women can become financially independent? 5) The power of financial independence for women Most of the women says finance is not their cup of tea. Many women give reasons for Low salary, so tell us investing 1000 to 2000 a month is that difficult for you? We think you can easily save 1000 rupees per month. If you invest that 1000 rupees in a SIP fund for consistently 20 years. So after 20 years, you will be going to have approximately 10 Lakhs rupees. Indian Female labor force participation rate in 2020 was 20% which was the lowest amongst all neighboring nations and the most concerning part is this rate is falling down continuously. If we can increase Indian female LFPR {women labor force participation} then the Indian GDP rate can take off by 27%. In urban areas, 61% of the women population is busy with domestic work as compared to men which is 0.3%, and in rural areas 49.9% of women population and 0.5% of men. 1} If women can invest in FD they know about finance. 2} If women can buy the gold they know about finance 3} If women can know about banking schemes, PPF schemes they know about finance. For mutual funds details & investments download our app - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.iw.imperialmoney For Stocks Market Investing, Free Opportunity To Join 1200’s of others already doing trading at - https://t.me/imperialfin SUBSCRIBE and turn on the BELL ICON for more videos at - https://www.youtube.com/c/IMPERIALMONEY SHARE THIS VIDEO with your female investors friends and traders. Share on Facebook, Twitter & WhatsApp. *Mutual funds investments are subject to market risk, read all scheme related documents carefully before investing in mutual funds*