New research from Fidelity Investments® reveals women are setting their sights on future financial wellness and adopting frugal money habits to help them get there. According to the 2025 Women & Money ...

The financial landscape is slowing changing for American women and while engrained challenges such as the gender pay gap and wealth inequality continue, short-term finances are seen with optimism.

More than 60% of women in the U.S. tell Fidelity Investments that they are optimistic about their financial wellness in 2025, saying they will be better off this year than in 2024. That confidence ...

Beyond traditional financial goals, a shift is underway — one that reflects women’s evolving approach to retirement, health care and caregiving. There’s a whole lot of optimism among women across the ...

A new study from Fidelity Investments offers a fresh look at how women across generations are responding to economic headwinds, exposing a shift toward financial frugality, increased savings, and a ...

Fidelity’s goal is to make financial expertise broadly accessible and effective in helping people live the lives they want. With assets under administration of $5.2 trillion, including managed assets ...

A larger share of women than men aren’t saving for the future and could miss out on hundreds of thousands of dollars over their lifetime as a result, a Bankrate national opinion poll found. Bankrate’s ...

Emma Dunkley Yeah, so in 1974, Fidelity also became the first company to sell retail mutual funds directly through a ...