Advisable Australian research
Introducing women as the new face of wealth
Meeting the advice needs of women
Download the special report nowA significant shift in wealth to women is happening due to several macro-economic factors, yet women are still underserved by the wealth industry.
Netwealth’s report. Women as the new face of wealth, based on our 2023 Advisable Australian research, provides insights and opportunities for wealth managers to better service women and to significantly improve their financial experience and outcomes.
In this report we explore:
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Dive into the articles highlighting the drivers and advice needs of Advisable Australian women. The articles examine four key areas summarising key insights from the report.
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