Tag Archives: Pension gender gap
Making sure your lover “can afford to grow old without you”
Below’s a really good post which I’ve learned from. It ties in with some thinking that has been done with Neil Walsh of Prospect and helps me and friends wishing to provide collective pensions from next year. It ties in … Continue reading
A solution for the gender pension gap from LCP
There is an interesting idea floated by Steve Webb off the back of last week’s excellent article of the impact of getting divorced when close , at or beyond retirement The idea is simple and plays nicely to the worry … Continue reading
The Longevity Dividend – The Business Case for Linking Health and Wealth
I was going to comment on this article, but I really have nothing to say but “thank you”. Graham Pearce says he’s after “Breaking down the silos between health and wealth to unlock the opportunities of the Longevity Economy”. Graham … Continue reading
What Reform UK could do to women’s pensions
A Pension Time-Bomb if you’re the wrong side of the pension gender gap I have published details of the work that Prospect Union have done and are doing to narrow the pensions gap. I am pleased that I can follow … Continue reading
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The Scottish Widows IGC looks beyond the swirling cape
Style, tone and content. Scottish Widows has great if somewhat laddish marketing , thankfully it has an IGC that is interested in what it is delivering to its policyholders/members. This IGC report continues an improvement evident over recent … Continue reading
Gender pension gap revealed to be as high as 57% in parts of the UK
New data from leading online pension provider, PensionBee, reveals that the UK gender pension gap is as high as 57%, depending on savers’ age and regional location. From analysing the data of over 65,000 British consumers, PensionBee has found … Continue reading