Financial Literacy and Investment Choices: Unravelling the Knowledge-behaviour Gap among Women

Abstract

Uncovering the knowledge-behaviour gap is the main goal of this research article, which explores the relationship between women's financial literacy and investment decision-making. This study attempts to clarify the variables causing differences in women investors' financial knowledge and their actual investing behaviours, acknowledging the importance of making educated financial decisions. With a thorough study approach that includes surveys, interviews, and behavioural analysis, we aim to determine the main factors impacting women's investing decisions as well as the degree to which financial literacy leads to wise choices. With an eye towards overcoming the observed gap, our studies attempt to illuminate the complex link between knowledge acquisition and real-world application in the financial domain.