SMSFs, property at centre of women's quest for financial security
With new research showing that only about a quarter of women own property, the need to investigate ways of securing financial independence through property and superannuation has never been more acute.
Women on average retire with $112,000 in super savings, which is $92,000 less than men. (Image source: Shutterstock.com)
New research has highlighted the disparity between property investor genders, with only 27 per cent of women indicating they have invested in property.
The 2022 PIPA Annual Investor Sentiment Survey asked survey respondents for their gender for the first time in its eight-year history, which produced the telling statistic.
For those women who do invest in property
, they often recognise there’s a potential shortfall in their income to create a h…
