Gender pension gap, DE&I, and member engagement

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Presented by

Tannaz Rastegar, Robert Baker, Karina Klimaszewski & Stuart Fairbairn

About this talk

- It’s estimated the gender pension gap is 17% at the beginning of women’s careers reaching as high as 56% at retirement compared to men. - Auto-enrolment has seen a dramatic change in the pensions industry; more people, including more women, people from ethnic minority backgrounds, young people, disabled people, and people on low incomes, are saving into pensions. - Cost of living worries risk some members reducing or ceasing pension contributions with potentially significant long term impacts. How can employers and Trustees deal with these challenges to ensure we get the best outcomes for all workplace savers? Our panel will explore these areas in more detail and how engagement can help raise awareness.
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