A look at women’s evolving relationship with money
The earlier women start engaging with their money, the more confident they are long term.
Financial Perspectives
Women, money and influence
Women are expanding their financial power like never before. These resources are designed to help.
Women and Wealth Insights Study
The U.S. Bank Women and Wealth Insights Study found that a new generation of women investors is redefining wealth and influence.
Confidence and control are on the rise.
More women – particularly younger women – are starting to take control of their money.
Women expressed greater confidence and engagement managing their money in our latest Women and Wealth Insights Study. Although women still tend to start investing later and have more negative emotions regarding financial planning than men, many of these gaps are shrinking.
Women and wealth: Exploring the gender gap
We explore how and why men and women approach money differently.
Women and wealth: A look at generational differences
Our research shows that when it comes to how women engage with their money, age matters.
Build your financial power.
Wherever you are on your financial journey, we have resources to support you.
According to our research, while fewer women across all age groups feel financially prepared when compared with male counterparts, 71% of women under 35 feel confident in their ability to manage their finances.1 We can help you expand your knowledge and take control of your financial future.
3 ways women can take charge of their financial future
These actions can help you be more engaged and confident in your financial decisions.
How to negotiate your salary
Three tips on how to navigate a sensitive workplace topic.
Women and investing: How to build financial intelligence
Fewer women than men invest their money, but when they do, they tend to excel. There are steps you can take to feel more empowered with your investing decisions.
Plan your retirement.
If you find planning for your future as you live in the present challenging, you’re not alone.
When it comes to financial management, 43% of women don’t feel confident they’ll be able to retire when they’re ready.1 We can help you make informed decisions that may make retirement planning less worrisome.
6 retirement planning steps for women
A comprehensive financial plan can help you approach your retirement with confidence.
Career or caregiving? What to consider before leaving the workforce
The decision to leave your job to care for a child, aging parent or other family member isn’t easy. However, with careful planning, you can choose the best option for you and your loved ones.
Celebrate your influence.
Women play a more dynamic role in our economy than ever before.
$30 trillion is slated to change hands over the next three to four decades in the U.S., and much of this wealth transfer will be to women.2 Women are also the sole or primary income source in 40% of households3 and own 40% of all businesses in the U.S.4
3 simple ways to teach kids about money
Financial education is a wonderful gift you can give to your children. Here are three easy ways to begin.
Women and the great wealth transfer
To prepare for the years ahead, it pays to start planning your financial future now.
How women are changing philanthropy
As women’s financial power continues to grow, so do their investments in the causes they care about.
Resources and tips for women entrepreneurs
Funding, advice and networking support can help you sustain and grow your business.
Women-owned business leads the pack in the pet industry
With support from U.S. Bank, healthy dog treat company Stashios is poised to take their business to the next level.
Women-owned business creates niche in Minnesota real estate
BLVdevelopment teams up with U.S. Bank to bring dream homes to life in a traditionally male-dominated industry.
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