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Amid a changing macroeconomic landscape, including record high inflation and extremely volatile markets, women’s attitudes toward financial wellness have changed as of late. In fact, a new survey has found that women are more invested than ever in their financial wellness.
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The Ellevest Financial Wellness Survey indicated that in 2022, women are three times as likely to see financial wellness as critical (when compared to 2021’s result).
The survey found that 42% of women say financial wellness is critical, a drastic increase from the 14% who said the same in 2021. Mental wellness is still at the No. 1 spot regarding wellness priorities (48%), compared to 36% in 2021.
“They’re [women] walking the walk, too, making moves to practice financial wellness regularly,” the survey noted.
Steps women have been taking in terms of financial goals include cutting back on spending — with two-thirds of women polled saying as…
