Briefing Note 92: How do gender differences in lifecourses affect income in retirement?

Heather Ewart; John Adams; Debora Price; Tim Pike; Laurie Corna; Loretta Platts; Diana Worts; Peggy McDonagh; Giorgio Di Gessa; Amanda Sacker; Karen Glaser

Briefing Note 92: How do gender differences in lifecourses affect income in retirement?

Heather Ewart, John Adams, Debora Price, Tim Pike, Laurie Corna, Loretta Platts, Diana Worts, Peggy McDonagh, Giorgio Di Gessa, Amanda Sacker, Karen Glaser

Sociology

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Abstract

This Briefing Note follows on from Briefing Note 84. It provides an overview of the different work and family lifecourses for men and women and aims to understand how gender variations in the lifecourse affect income in retirement.

The modelling finds that there is a far greater variation of projected pension outcomes for women as a result of more varied lifecourses. Men can expect a higher pension than women who follow a similar lifecourse of working full-time throughout, as a result of the gender pay gap.

Original language	English
Publisher	Pensions Policy Institute
Publication status	Published - 2017

Keywords

gender
pensions
retirement
income
lifecourse
family
state pension age

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Ewart, H., Adams, J., Price, D., Pike, T., Corna, L., Platts, L., Worts, D., McDonagh, P., Di Gessa, G., Sacker, A., & Glaser, K. (2017). Briefing Note 92: How do gender differences in lifecourses affect income in retirement? Pensions Policy Institute. https://www.pensionspolicyinstitute.org.uk/media/1360/201702-bn92-wherl-how-do-gender-differences-in-lifecourses-affect-income-in-retirement.pdf

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The impact of extending paid work later in life on health and wellbeing: Using the past to guide the future.

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