Retirement Planning Is Different For Women: Here’s Why

Despite the progress women have made with money, the path to retirement is not without its unique challenges, and it’s important to recognize the financial hurdles that they continue to face. We work with more and more women every year and see these issues first hand.   

In this episode, we’ll share some eye-opening statistics and actionable advice to empower women in their financial journey. From the persistent gender pay gap to the impact of caregiving responsibilities and higher debt burdens, this is why retirement planning is different for women and we’ll talk about how we work through these things at Chessman Wealth.

 

Here’s some of what we discuss in this episode:

• Lower income can limit their ability to save and impact certain retirement benefits.
• On top of earning less, women generally take the caregiving lead for children and elder relatives.
• Divorce can also be a major setback for women, especially those who are relying on their partners for future financial support.
• Women often carry more debt, which can slow down the savings process.

 

Get in touch with Chessman Wealth: https://www.chessmanwealth.com/ 

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