TPAS: Three-quarters of women fear retirement poverty

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The majority of women (76%) do not feel they will have enough retirement income to keep them financially comfortable after exiting the workforce, according to The Pensions Advisory Service (TPAS).

Its Women and Pensions survey also found 74% of women did not know how much they would receive in state pension and 57% were unaware of any shortfalls in their national insurance records that could...

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