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Black, Latina women more confident investors despite hurdles: J.P. Morgan

The demographic started investing to capitalize on this year’s market volatility, but financial advice did not fit their needs, according to new research

The market volatility spurred by the pandemic has proven women — especially women of color — are disproportionately impacted as they risk losing their productivity and jobs at greater rates than white men and women. 

Yet, this year’s impact has also prompted more Black and Latina women

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