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C: FINANCEF690E
Crossref Journal DOI 10.17406/GJMBR
Print ISSN 0975-5853
e-ISSN 2249-4588
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The study aims to gain knowledge about the marital status and age factors influencing the investment behaviour of women towards financial instruments with special reference to Erode district. Through the existing literature can be known that there are certain age and marital differences occurs in the behaviour of selecting the investment sources .younger and unmarried are usually risk takers. Older and married are avoiding taking risk. So the descriptive study is carried out to identify about these factors which are influencing the investment decision. Convenient sampling techniques are used to identify the respondents and it is limited to Erode District. The study will be helpful to the government or non-governmental organizations to launch various saving schemes based on the age and marital status to the women to ensure their saving habits so as to promote economic development of the country.
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