Yes, we’ve seen growing interest from women who want to learn about investing, ask better questions, and take charge of their finances.
Please do share this with women around you who’ve been meaning to get started. https://www.inherinterest.club/
Quoting Nithin’s tweet:
One of the biggest changes after COVID has been the sharp rise in the number of women investors.
Before COVID, women accounted for roughly 15–17% of all Zerodha accounts. Today, that number is over 30%. Across markets, that number is around 23%.
That’s millions more women investing for the first time across!
Of course, some of these accounts are still managed by the men in the family. However, it’s encouraging to see more women from all walks of life taking control of their finances.
We’ve been running In Her Interest, a women-only initiative to help women learn how to take control of their money. It’s an offline, in-person meetup across cities, and the response has been incredible. The turnout, engagement, and quality of conversations have been incredible.
India still has a long way to go when it comes to improving financial literacy among women, but things are changing slowly.
