Fidelity study shows money may be the biggest stress for most women, at all ages

A recent study by Fidelity Investments found that money and healthy living are the two greatest concerns that women have, and each often affects the other. Lorna Kapusta from Fidelity said that the surprise in the study was not that 85 percent of women are stressed about finances, but that the high level of stress exists across all age groups of women, meaning that women always feel like they are not doing enough to save and prepare for retirement. Also on the show, Ethan Powell, chief executive officer at Impact Shares, a not-for-profit ETF provider, Sam Mcbride of New Constructs leads a trip to the Danger Zone and the Market Call is a rebroadcast of a recent chat with Michael Roomberg of the Miller-Howard Drillbit-to-Burner.