Female NEST savers three times more likely to be under AE threshold than men

Kim Kaveh
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Female members of NEST are three times more likely than men to be under the auto-enrolment (AE) eligibility threshold, but exhibit equal savings behaviour, the provider has found.

According to a study, published today (26 September) - and conducted by the master trust's research arm, NEST Insight, and Vanguard - the percentage of female members earning under the £10,000 lowe...

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