Gender pension gap still needs 'urgent measures' - Ros Altmann
As state pension age equalises
"Urgent measures are needed to reduce women's pension disadvantages" - Baroness Ros Altmann
The state pension age for women and men may have equalised from today but the gender pension gap remains wide and requires 'urgent measures' to fix, according to Baroness Ros Altmann.
Today (6 November) marks the day the state pension age - at 65 -becomes equal for both men and women and it will rise in tandem from now on. Women's pension age has been rising since 2010, under legislation...
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