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READ MOREResearch points to persistent flaw in Aussies' finances
Fresh research indicates Australian women are significantly less likely than men to withstand financial shock, pointing to a persistent and pervasive gender gap.
According to the company's research into the "financial fitness" of working Australians – their ability to meet financial commitments and withstand financial shock – 32 per cent of women were found to be financially unfit in contrast with only one quarter of men.
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