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Most Indian women still depend on the ‘man of the house’ for financial planning decisions: Tata AIA’s survey

Most Indian women still depend on the ‘man of the house’ for financial planning decisions: Tata AIA’s survey

Oct 13, 2022, at 12:56 am

Indian women still shy away from making independent financial decisions and rely on the ‘man of the house’ when it comes to making financial decisions, although 44% of respondents prefer to make their own financial decisions when they have the option to do so, reveals a Tata AIA’s survey.