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How to Improve Women’s Retirement Savings

A Brookings paper outlines policies that could help women save more and get better retirement benefits.

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Women get the short end of the stick when it comes to retirement.

It starts with differences in earnings and, thus, less money to save for retirement. But then other factors come into play. Women are more likely to leave the workforce to care for children or parents, and they live longer.

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