You’re driving to the lake this summer when you see a horrific single-car accident.
Is the driver more likely to be male or female?
Most of the time, you’d be right if you guessed it was a man. In a study of motor vehicle accidents by insurance company 4AutoInsuranceQuote.com, 80% of all fatal and serious car crashes are caused by male drivers. Driving violations are higher for men in virtually every category: failing to yield, not wearing seat belts, speeding and driving under the influence of alcohol.
It turns out the same principle may apply to investing.
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Women investors have higher returns in good times and bad - Canadian Business
Want better returns with lower fees and less volatility? Get a female fund manager.
Andrew Hallam
