Max Life Insurance Company Ltd. on Thursday unveiled the women-centric findings of the fourth edition of its India Retirement Index Study (IRIS), spotlighting significant progress in women’s ...

Today’s women are often better educated and have made greater strides toward career fulfillment than thought possible 50 years ago. In the U.S. alone, women are expected to control $34 trillion ...

When you mix a lack of financial literacy with pay inequality, it’s no surprise that retirement security is lower among women than men. This is something I’ve experienced firsthand.

A newly published poll by Corebridge Financial offers fresh insight into the gap between women’s retirement expectations and realities, with financial surprises and concerns playing a ...

The study reveals that only 19% of retired women are finding retirement to be exactly what they expected, with 26% going as far to say that retirement is not at all what they expected. The most ...

The expected retirement length in the U.S. is 18.6 years for men and 21.3 years for women. Retirement, and the average retirement age, is a hot topic. There's been talk of pushing the full ...

Women tend to live longer than men, which means they need even larger nest eggs than their male counterparts to maintain their quality of life in retirement. Yet when it comes to saving for the ...

The study reveals that only 19% of retired women are finding retirement to be exactly what they expected, with 26% going as far to say that retirement is not at all what they expected.

Balqais Yusoff, the head of the Employees Provident Fund’s (EPF) Policy and Strategy Department, recently shed light on a critical issue facing women’s retirement planning: their longer life ...

Only 1 in 5 retired women say retirement has been what they expected, and 1 in 4 say it is not at all what they expected, according to the results of a survey conducted by Morning Consult for ...