Research suggests a girl would have to start saving at three years old to close gender pension gap
Women would need to work for an extra 19 years to retire with the same pension savings as men, according to data from the Pensions Policy Institute.
The research found women retiring at 67 – the new UK state pension age from 2026 – will have saved an average of £69,000, compared with £205,000 for men.
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