authors
Manik Jindal

abstract
With the beginning of various monetary reforms, the extent of whole market is getting more extensive. Several financial items are being presented in the market that is creating the requirement for people to design and contribute their funds carefully. But the degree of money related education among Indian women is still lagging behind. Henceforth, the need emerges to comprehend in detail the issue of financial literacy among women in India. The government is also taking initiatives for making the people more monetarily proficient, yet there continues a great deal of gap in the financial literacy level of men and women. The purpose of this research paper is to study the financial literacy and investment behaviour of working as well as non-working women.