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Women Manage More Money Than Men

Source: CNBC.com
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According to a new survey, women financial advisors have more assets under management than their male counterparts, an average of 58 million compared to $55 million for men. Christiane Olsen, UBS Financial, and Susan Kaplan, Kaplan Financial Services, weigh in.

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