Women fall £30,000 behind men in retirement savings

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The gap between the amount men and women are saving for retirement could grow to a ‘record high' of almost £30,000, according to Scottish Widows.

The latest Women and Pensions Report found on average women are saving £776 less than men a year. This will mean a shortfall of £29,800 for a 30-year-old woman who saves this amount until age 65. ...

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