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Women get £3,800 less from their pensions than men each year... but the gap is closing | News.gg

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Published 2 days ago · Daily Mail · Updated 16 minutes ago

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The £3,800 gap between women and men's annual pensions is the smallest so far recorded in the annual research published by Scottish Widows.

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Women get £3,800 less from their pensions than men each year... but the gap is closing

The £3,800 gap between women and men's annual pensions is the smallest so far recorded in the annual research published by Scottish Widows.

Nov 10, 2026, 10:35 AM UTC

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Women get £3,800 less from their pensions than men each year... but the gap is closing
The £3,800 gap between women and men's annual pensions is the smallest so far recorded in the annual research published by Scottish Widows.
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Total News Sources: 17
Leaning Left: 31
Leaning Right: 18
Center: 8
Last Updated: 16 minutes ago
Bias Distribution: 54% Left

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R 32%

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