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  • Pensions saving remains strong despite persistent gender gap

    Pension savers have maintained strong contribution levels in the first half of 2025, sustaining the record momentum seen in 2024, according to new analysis of their own customers by pension specialist PensionBee.

  • State pension gender gap ‘almost eliminated’

    The gender pension gap has been almost completely eliminated when it comes to the state pensions of people retiring today, according to new data.

  • 3 in 4 women pay only minimum into auto-enrolment

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  • Pensions Minister says ‘no easy solution’ to pension gender gap

    Laura Trott, Minister for Pensions
  • State pension gender gap shrinks

    The gender gap on the basic State Pension remains significant

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