Gender pension gap narrows but pay gap hits women's savings - Scottish Widows
Women saving adequately on the median wage are still saving £1,300 a year less than men
The gender pension gap has narrowed to 1%, but the pay gap and part-time working ratio mean women are still saving less per year than men, according to Scottish Widows.
The insurer's Women and Retirement Report revealed the gender pension gap has reached its narrowest level on record, with almost three in five (59%) women now saving adequately, compared to 60% of men....
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