Neha still remembers the day she received her first salary. She had plans for every rupee. A gift for her parents, dinner with friends, a new phone, and a little money left in the bank. A few weeks later, someone at work asked whether she had started investing. She smiled politely and admitted she hadn't even thought about it. That moment stayed with her. Like many women, she knew how to earn money but had never been taught how to manage it. This isn't unusual. We spend years preparing for careers, but very little time learning how to handle our finances. Yet money influences almost every important decision we make. That is why financial education has become an essential part of Women Empowerment . It Is More Than Just Earning Getting a job is a milestone. Managing money is a lifelong responsibility. A salary might cover today's costs, but financial planning prepares for tomorrow. Medical emergencies, career breaks, higher education, retirement or supporting family ...