One in every four mutual fund investors in India is a woman
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Riya adjusts her glasses, scrolling through her investment portfolio on her phone. At 32, this product manager is part of a new wave of Indian women taking charge of their finances. Unlike her mother, who stuck to fixed deposits and gold, Riya started with a Rs 5,000 SIP eight years ago. Today, she manages a portfolio worth over Rs 10 lakh.
This article was originally published on March 07, 2025.
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