Auto-enrolment exclusions fuel pension gender gap - Aegon
Failure to engage
Auto-enrolment exemptions and low engagement are helping maintain the pension gender gap, according to Aegon.
Research from the provider found more than a third of women do not know how much they have saved in a pension - double the number of men. It also found 13% of women have no pension arrangements at all....
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