New Delhi, March 6 -- Despite making financial strides, women in India represent a small fraction of the country's investor base. According to NSE data, only 22% of stock market investors are women, while CAMS reports that 28% of mutual fund investors are women, with most preferring systematic investment plans (SIPs).

While these numbers signal progress, the question remains-are women truly building wealth, or are these just the first steps toward financial independence?

Many Indian women still face two major roadblocks to wealth creation-saving enough and making tough investment decisions.

Juggling multiple responsibilities often makes it challenging for women to save effectively. However, just like any strong structure needs a solid ...