Women aged 55-59 have around half (54%) the pension wealth of men of the same age, according to new research from the Pensions Policy Institute.

Women lag behind men in workplace pension saving despite some progress in narrowing the gender pension contribution gap, according to the latest DWP annual research on trends in workplace pension participation.

Women paid more into their pensions than men in January at one provider for only the second time, driven mainly by women aged 40 to 49, according to a new study.