Forbes dubbed 2023 the Year of Women, and it’s easy to see why. Women have had an unprecedented number of financial wins, and the future looks promising. Data from McKinsey & Company says that ...

Despite the gender wealth gap, women are saving nearly as much money as men in 2025. According to New York Life's 2025 New Year Outlook Wealth Watch survey, women are contributing roughly $1,825 ...

There are the obvious requirements to being a wealth management leader: client skills, careful planning, and a command of market conditions and financial implications. The women spotlighted here ...

Wielding this kind of financial impact is great news for women. With the “great wealth transfer” underway, women stand to inherit trillions of dollars in the coming years. We’re also ...

she now provides business education and preparation to young women to help them accumulate wealth through Girls With Impact. She also spoke to the differences in how women and men are promoted in ...

In just five more years, according to McKinsey & Co., women will control two-thirds of all U.S. wealth. This is happening ... where they can share their own professional expertise pro bono and ...

Let’s dive into these financial superpowers and use them to our advantage in order to build wealth. 1. The power to save more On average, women save a higher percentage of their income than men.

Well, women are set to control $30 trillion of wealth by 2030, marking 38% of all investable assets. That's according to Bank of America. Now, that's up from 7.3 trillion that women controlled ...

PORTSMOUTH, Va. — For some women, building wealth may feel out of reach. Dr. Angela Reddix said she understands that struggle because she's been there. "I started on the other side of the track ...

The Women By UBS Club was created in 2016 by UBS female bankers to offer our female clients an exclusive professional network and give them the wealth management services and expertise they need to ...

Data from McKinsey & Company says that by the year 2030, women will control $30 trillion of wealth (an amount nearly equal to the annual U.S. GDP), all while they still make 85 cents on the dollar ...