At age 65+, there are 6 million more women than men71% of the 85+ population are women  Most likely group to end up living in poverty Women face unique challengesWhy women?
Issues unique to women
Financial risks of longevity
Even executive-level women with higher earnings express fearWomen are worriedI’ll never have enough money to retireMy money won’t lastI’ll be a burden on my familyI won’t have enough to pay for health costs

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    At age 65+,there are 6 million more women than men71% of the 85+ population are women Most likely group to end up living in poverty Women face unique challengesWhy women?
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    Even executive-level womenwith higher earnings express fearWomen are worriedI’ll never have enough money to retireMy money won’t lastI’ll be a burden on my familyI won’t have enough to pay for health costs

Editor's Notes

  • #3 Live longerA woman who is 65 years old can expect to live to age 85, while a 65-year-old man could expect to live to age 82. Earn lessThe median income of older women is $14,559, compared to older men’s income of $25,503. Full time working women earn about 77 cents for every dollar men earn.Income from pensions: $12,000 men & $6,420 women.
  • #5 62% fear they may never have enough money to retire49% fear they will outlive their retirement income46% fear they won’t have enough money for health costs1/3 fear becoming a burden on their families