Research from the Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies (TCRS) shows women are at greater risk of not achieving financially security in retirement compared with men.
Catherine Collinson, president of TCRS, says: "Today's women are better educated and enjoy career opportunities that our grandmothers' generation could only dream about. However, even today, a woman's path to a financially secure retirement is filled with roadblocks and detours, such as lower pay and time out of the workforce for parenting and caregiving, which can negatively impact her own long-term retirement preparedness."
As part of its 15th annual retirement survey, TCRS offers 15 facts to try and raise awareness of retirement risks that women face in addition to seven steps on how women can improve their retirement outlook. Click here to view the findings.
(Note: The infographic below from TCRS shows how women save for retirement varies around the globe.)
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