BOSTON–(BUSINESS WIRE)–New research from Fidelity InvestmentsĀ® reveals women are setting their sights on future financial wellness and adopting frugal money habits to help them get there. According to the 2025 Women & Money Study, nearly half of women (42%) cut down their spending on non-essential activities over the past year, with more than 3-in-4 women attributing this to economic uncertainties. In the year ahead, women are committed to saving more (47%) and reducing or paying off their debt (35%), and the majority are confident in their ability to do so.
