INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL FOR INNOVATIVE RESEARCH IN MULTIDISCIPLINARY FIELD

Abstract: Women's contribution in the India's workforce has augmented gradually over the previous decade, subsequent in bigger financial liberation and a growing role in domestic investment decisions. Income is utmost influential factors of investment behaviour since it marks savings size, financial planning, risk tolerance and portfolio diversification. This article inspects the association amid investment behaviour and income about working women in India by utilising secondary data. The analysis specifies that higher-income salaried women are extra probable to invest in varied financial instruments like equities, mutual funds, insurance products, and pension schemes, whereas small-income women remain to favour conventional savings paths with gold and bank deposits and recurring deposits. The discoveries also submit that education, digital financial inclusion, financial literacy and occupational status reinforce the connection amid income and investment contribution.