Women saving for retirement face 'stark' pensions gap
Scottish Widows report
Most self-employed women are not saving enough for retirement and remain at risk of running out of money after they finish work, according to Scottish Widows analysis.
While auto-enrolment had raised pension participation rates among female workers, the report found only 46% of the self-employed were able to save the recommended minimum. There is currently an all-time...
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