Financial literacy is the key to women's empowerment


When women are financially literate, they will be able to achieve goals such as owning their own home. — 123rf

With their increased participation in the workforce, women now have more savings and spending power. It’s thus all the more crucial for women to be smart and proactive in managing their money, and learn how to make investments, which includes buying properties.

Success Concepts’ chief executive officer Joyce Chuah and Hijrah Wealth Management Sdn Bhd principal consultant Rohani Mohd Shahir share how financial planning can empower women.

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