While you might think that dismissing something as "for old white men" is a line right out of today's political campaigns, you might be surprised to find that the classification applies in investing, too—at least, according to millennial women.
A survey from investment app Stash found that millennial women dismiss investing not only as something typically done by an old white man (60 percent said so), they also find it confusing (76 percent said so).
But millennial women aren't the only ones turned off by investing; in general, the vast majority of millennials (79 percent) responded that they're not putting their money into the stock market.
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