The Global Women and Money 2022 survey aims to understand the experiences and views of women towards investing and money management.
Fewer women in Singapore are actively making decisions about where to save or invest their money. According to a recent Singaporean study on personal finance conducted by investment manager Fidelity International, only 59% of women here actively invest, compared to 72% of men.
While Singapore men hold an average of $93,201 in investments, women here have invested an average sum of only $76,467. The same is true for personal savings: On average, women hold $69,597 in savings while men hold an average of $82,061.
