 Women outnumber men three to one as psychologists, a discipline that many financial advisers say they spend much of their time practicing each day."Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor. |
Advice business lags behind comparable careers in hiring women
Liz Skinner and Matt Sirinides | InvestmentNews, April 2014
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Summary: Women make up about a quarter of the nation's financial advisers, a pretty skimpy figure considering it is a well-paying career that doesn't require a tremendous educational commitment and offers great work-life balance, at least after the first five years or so. What's surprising is the number of professions that have just as high a percentage — or higher — of women among their ranks.
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