The Great Recession forced some women to take an even more active role in managing the household's finances.

Yet, there are areas where they still need help with, according to a Prudential study, Financial Experience & Behaviors Among Women, which was based on a poll of 1,410 American women and 604 American men between the ages of 25 and 68.

While women have become more knowledgeable about retirement and insurance products, more of them would like to learn how to generate income in their retirement years, the data showed.

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