Have you ever avoided asking a question about money because you thought everyone else already knew the answer? Many women have been in that situation. In fact, women are making money-related decisions a large part of their days' activities. Even if it's handling household expenses, kids' funding or if deciding on the best price before buying or just making sure the monthly budget is adhered to, money is already involved in all these situations. Yet when conversations turn towards financial planning or larger money decisions, many women prefer to stay in the background. The issue is not ability. More often, it is a lack of exposure and confidence. That is why financial literacy matters. Financial Confidence Takes Time Nobody becomes confident with money overnight. Like any life skill, it develops gradually. The women who comfortably discuss financial matters today did not learn everything in one day. They became confident because they stayed curious, asked questions, ...