10.30.25

More Women Locking In on Long-Term Savings, Fidelity Finds

by: Leo Almazora

A new Fidelity Investments study finds that women across generations are prioritizing long-term financial security amid inflation and economic uncertainty. Nearly 80% of women who made financial changes in the past year cited economic pressures, with many cutting non-essential spending and boosting savings. Forty-seven percent plan to save more in 2025, while 35% aim to pay down debt. Younger women focus on budgeting, while older women prioritize expense reduction. While two-thirds of women have a plan to reach their financial goals, just 30% have created a will or estate plan and only 16% have planned for future care needs.

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