With inflation, tariffs and rising costs reshaping everyday life in the U.S., many women are rethinking how they spend and save. A recent Fidelity study found that 79% of women changed at least one financial habit in the past year to cope with economic uncertainty. Many have embraced frugality and are cutting back in several ways: 42% reduced spending on nonessential activities and entertainment, 36% reduced common everyday expenses, 34% saved more, and 30% reduced spending on travel or vacations.
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