“Regardless of the decrease scores on high quality of life and better chance of being a caregiver, Canadian ladies usually tend to make smarter financial selections or course corrections – that features issues like decreasing on a regular basis bills and adopting a extra frugal life-style,” notes Julie Petrera, senior strategist, consumer wants (pictured above). “That signifies that they will and can adapt and do what it takes to change into or stay financially safe.”
Petrera’s insights are central to management at Edward Jones Canada. That’s the reason the agency is a key sponsor on the upcoming sixth Annual Ladies in Wealth Administration Summit in Toronto. Edward Jones has organized a panel dialogue entitled “Monetary resilience in a girl’s world – reframing your monetary mindset.”
Petrera emphasizes that girls are likely to rank freedom and safety extremely on the listing of values they prioritize. Notably, they’re additionally prone to price themselves extremely – with scores of between 8 and 10 on a 10-point scale – for resilience and purposefulness.
“I believe ladies are resilient as a result of in lots of instances they need to be,” she says. “With respect to purposefulness, that goes hand-in-hand with their financial choices.”
“Ladies are likely to make choices otherwise, and the info tells us that girls are typically intentional about their monetary choices. They know why they’re spending and why they’re saving,” Petrera explains.
