Nearly half of women aged 50-65 plan to continue working in some capacity after reaching the State Pension age
Years of gender-based earnings disparity have resulted in a significant pension savings gap between men and women, leaving many women in their 50s and 60s financially precarious. According to analysis, women are more than twice as likely to rely on financial support from their partner[1].
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