Gender pension savings gap hits £1,000 per year - Scottish Widows

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Men are putting an average of £1,000 more into pension savings every year than women, according to a Scottish Widows study published today.

Women put aside just £182 per month on average, while men typically save £260, the 2013 Women and Pensions Report found. Scottish Widows head of business development and corporate pensions Lynn ...

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