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Kate Smith: "The widening pensions saving gap between men and women shouldn’t be ignored and the sooner that women are able to engage with pension saving, the better."
Just 4% of women have more than £300,000 in pension savings - the amount someone on average earnings would need maintain their current lifestyle in retirement - research from Aegon has found.
One in seven (15%) men, meanwhile, said they had saved more than £300,000. Aegon's research suggested women were more likely to bury their head in the sand when it came to knowing how much they ...
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